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glennmatthews avatar glennmatthews commented on June 24, 2024

Ideally for full platform support it would be useful to provide at least the following:

  • Does this platform support bootstrap configuration via an embedded text file (e.g iosxe_config.txt)?
  • Does this platform support bootstrap configuration via elements in the OVF XML? (CSR1000v does, most other platforms do not)
  • What NIC type(s) (E1000, virtio, etc.) does this platform support?
  • What are the min/max supported number of CPUs, amount of RAM, number of NICs, number of serial ports?
  • How are NICs named/enumerated on this platform?

Ideally a fully-populated valid sample .ovf XML file for this platform would also be useful, so that it can be added to the test automation.

I can't promise a lot of time invested in this tool at this time (it's only tangentially related to my current day job) but if the above information is provided it shouldn't be too time-consuming to add the platform.

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morneaup avatar morneaup commented on June 24, 2024

Thanks for the quick replay and sorry for not giving you much information. The C8000V is next generation router image for the CSR1000V. The specifications for the image are pretty much the same.

  1. Does this platform support bootstrap configuration via an embedded text file (e.g iosxe_config.txt)? Yes, like CSR1000v.
  2. Does this platform support bootstrap configuration via elements in the OVF XML? (CSR1000v does, most other platforms do not). Yes, like CSR1000v.
  3. What NIC type(s) (E1000, virtio, etc.) does this platform support? Supported adapter types are: VMXNET3, iXGBeVF, i40eVF
  4. What are the min/max supported number of CPUs, amount of RAM, number of NICs, number of serial ports?
      • 1 vCPU: requires minimum 4 GB RAM allocation, Max 16 GB, 3 Default NICS
      • 2 vCPUs: requires minimum 4 GB RAM allocation, Max 16 GB, 3 Default NICS
      • 4 vCPUs: requires minimum 4 GB RAM allocation, Max 16 GB, 3 Default NICS
      • 8 vCPUs: requires minimum 4 GB RAM allocation, Max 16 GB, 3 Default NICS
  1. How are NICs named/enumerated on this platform? The interface starts with GigabitEthernet1. GigabitEthernet0 is not supported. The default 3 NICs are initially created.

Reference Document: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/C8000V/Configuration/c8000v-installation-configuration-guide/m_install_vmware_esxi_environment.html

c8000v .OVF File
c8000v-universalk9_vga.17.05.01a.txt

Thanks!

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