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Unity Connection H/W check for upgrade from 7.1.3 to 7.1(5b)

Beth Verish
Level 1
Level 1

Greetings,

I'm having difficulty finding the answer to this on the cisco website.  I am planning to upgrade my unity connection cluster from v 7.1.3 to 7.1(5b).  My hardware is mcs-7845h2-k9-uca1.  Is this ok to go to 7.1(5b)?

Thanks,

Beth

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Rob Huffman
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Hi Beth,

Just to add another reference to the great tips from Justin (+5)

Your server is, in fact, supported into the 8.x (8.5) train so you are good to go;

Cisco MCS 7845-H2 Media Convergence Servers (HP)

Revised June 23, 2010

Table 24     Cisco MCS 7845-H2 Media Convergence Servers 

Feature
Description

Model numbers

Cisco, version 1:

MCS 7845-H2-UC1

MCS 7845-H2-ECS1

Cisco, version 2:

MCS 7845-H2-ECS2

MCS 7845-H2-K9-UCA1

Cisco, version 3:

MCS7845H2K9-UCA1A

MCS7845H2-K9-UCB1

HP DL380G5 Dual Processor

Supplier

Shipped by Cisco or provided by customer; manufactured by HP

Platform overlay

3

Form factor

Rack-mount

Mounting

2 RU

Processor(s)

Intel Dual-Core Xeon Woodcrest 2.33-GHz processor

RAM (as shipped)

4 GB

Hard disk

Version 1: Eight 72-GB hard disks

Version 2: Four 72-GB hard disks

Version 3: Four 146-GB hard disks

RAID controller

P400 controller (part number: 405132-B21)

RAID configuration

RAID 1

Total available disk space

Version 1: 134 GB after you remove four hard disks to support Connection 8.x, or 272 GB if you replace 72-GB hard disks with 146-GB hard disks to support Connection clusters

Version 2: 134 GB, or 272 GB if you replace 72-GB hard disks with 146-GB hard disks to support Connection clusters

Version 3: 272 GB

Hardware reconfiguration required

Version 1 servers require that you:

Remove 4 hard disks (shipped with 8 hard disks).

Replace the remaining 72 GB hard disks with 146 GB or larger hard disks.

Version 2 servers require that you replace 72 GB hard disks with 146 GB or larger hard disks.

Battery-backed write cache enabler (BBWC)

BBWC enabler (part number: 383280-B21)

CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drives

1 DVD-ROM drive

Tape drive

Optional

Power supply

Redundant

Remote management

Yes

Total number of available ports (Voice + TTS + Voice recognition) per server

144

Total number of users with mailboxes

10,000

Number of Cisco Personal Communications Assistant users

10,000

Total number of LDAP corporate directory users

10,000

Approximate message storage, G-711 codec, minutes

Versions 1 and 2: 97,500

Version 3: 240,000

Field-replaceable spares part numbers

Memory: MEM-7845-H2-1GB=

Hard disk: HDD-7845-H2-72= and HDD-7845-H2-146=

Power: PWR-7845-H2=

Fan: FAN-7845-H2=

More information

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/products/hw/voiceapp/ps378/products_data_sheets_list.html

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/8x/supported_platforms/8xcucspl.html#wp662306

Cheers!

Rob

Justin Brenton
Level 4
Level 4

Hi Beth,

 

It's usually a safe bet that if your upgrading within a major release that you do not have to upgrade your hardware but you can always check in the release notes for the upgrade.

 

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/7x/release/notes/715cucrn.html#wp506366

 

 

HTH,

 

Justin