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Please note that the installation of Cisco CUCM is a complicated process. I had to return the CUCM content. I’ve tried several dozen times with various Cisco CUCM images. The second time, I took a snapshot of my current shared folder on my Synology and mounted it on the VM. The third time, I downloaded and then installed the CUCM content to my Synology. On the 4th time, I thought I should use the VMware Scripting API to automate the entire process.
Attempting to connect to the CA via HTTPS on port 443 yielded a strange error. The remote host closed the connection. Whenever I received the error, I rebooted the ESXi host. It resolved the issue and VMware PVSCSI was turned on.
You can use the new feature in the Cisco MDS Crypto Key Manager to set the date and time of an RSA key in a new Remote Node that is currently absent from the Cisco MDS Crypto Key Manager database. Use the new command to add a key to a new Remote Node:
Your CLI of choice must be run with SSH access to the ESXi system. It is optional. The new Remote Node becomes available in the Crypto Key Manager database as soon as you use a valid key for it. You can remove a Remote Node by the same command, or simply drop it from the Crypto Key Manager database by using the command:
It seems that the VIC on CUCM cannot successfully register with VMware Contrail routing agent, with the result that the traffic is terminated at the hypervisor level, and performance issues are likely to be encountered by the users when using the RDP client to log on to the VIC on CSR} a0fb89163a

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