Supported footprints of Communication Manager OVA on VMware

Last Updated : Dec 06, 2024 |
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  • Avaya Aura® Communication Manager supports VMware hosts with Hyperthreading enabled at the BIOS level.
  • Reservations are not permitted for Avaya Solutions Platform 4200 series solutions (formerly known as CPOD/PodFx) deployment. For reservationless deployment of Avaya Aura® applications, see the recommendations given in Application Notes on Best Practices for Reservationless deployment of Avaya Aura® software release 10.1 on VMware.
    Ensure to consider reservations for deploying Avaya Aura® applications on Avaya Solutions Platform 130 and Avaya Solutions Platform S8300.
The following table describes the resource requirements to support different profiles for Communication Manager on Customer-provided VMware and Avaya-supplied Avaya Solutions Platform 130:
Footprint (Max users)
vCPU
CPU Reservation (MHz)
Memory (MiB)
Hard disk (GiB)
Minimum CPU Speed (MHz)
Extra NICs
CM Main Max users 1000
2
3900
3584
64
1950
0
CM Survivable Max users 1000
1
1950
4096
64
1950
0
CM Simplex1 Max users 2400
2
4340
4096
64
2170
0
CM Simplex2 Max users 41000 (Can be used as Main or Survivable)
2
4340
4608
64
2170
0
CM Duplex Max users 30000 (CM Duplex–Main or Survivable–up to 30,000 users)
3
6510
5120
64
2170
1
CM High Duplex Max users 41000 (For Hi-Duplex Servers for Main or survivable)
3
7650
5120
64
2550
1
Note:
The following deployment options are for future use:
  • CM Standard Duplex Array Max Users 300000
  • CM High Duplex Array Max Users 300000
  • CM Simplex Array Max users 300000
If you select any of these options during deployment, it results in an unsupported configuration, and you must redeploy Communication Manager with a supported profile.
A gibibyte (GiB) and a gigabyte (GB) are sometimes used as synonyms, though they do not describe the same output of capacity technically. However, they are close in size. A gibibyte = 10243 and gigabyte = 10003.
The terms mebibyte and megabyte are closely related and often used as synonyms, though they don't technically refer to the same amount of capacity. However, they are close in size, One mebibyte equals 1.048576 megabytes.