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VSMS 7.2 on UCS C series

ahmed_ellboudy
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Dear All ,

I have a UCS C240  that will be used for VSM 7.2 , that contains 12 x 3TiB and I started in instailling the OVA and after I finished I see the Maximum size is 2 TiB for the VSMS while I have 29.8 TiB .

I used the below Document :

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/network/vsm/ucsbc/deploy/VSDeployGuide.html

and I tried to have more than 2 TiB storage but it was not successfully .

and opened a TAC case and the final solution is to make multiple Virtual disks of 2 TiB so I will have 15 Virtual disks which I see not logic .

So can anyone guide me for the best solution for my issue , how to make the VSMS with 2 Virtual disks each one 15 TiB on UCS C 240 ?

Thanks ,

Ahmed Ellboudy .

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eagostin
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Ahmed

The 2TB limit is due to a VMware 5.0 limitation. If you are deploying a VSM 7.2 ova, then you should be following the below guide as it uses Redhat for the OS as apposed to Suse for VSM 6.3:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/network/vsm/7_0_1/vm/VSM_7_0_1_Deploy_vm_UCS.pdf

Cheers,

Edward

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eagostin
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Ahmed

The 2TB limit is due to a VMware 5.0 limitation. If you are deploying a VSM 7.2 ova, then you should be following the below guide as it uses Redhat for the OS as apposed to Suse for VSM 6.3:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/network/vsm/7_0_1/vm/VSM_7_0_1_Deploy_vm_UCS.pdf

Cheers,

Edward

Ramakrishna Pandith
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Ahmed,

As Pointed by Edward, it is a vmware issue for limiting the dtatstore to 2 TB.

If you wishto use storage  of more than 2 TB, you can use RDM (Raw Device Mapping) disks , (used to create a disk from Fiber Channel-based SAN storage). and again the limit here is upto 16 TB.

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