Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO… For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable. 27/09/2014 Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH
Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH
27/09/2014 Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO. Hope this helps For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable.
27/09/2014 · Upgrading CUCM 9.1 to 10.5 – As one of my previous articles explains there are few things that you need to keep in mind in case you run into those issues, Download your files – You will need the bootable media from Cisco **CCO login required, go to the Cisco PUT
a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO… For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable. 27/09/2014 Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO. Hope this helps For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable.
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Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO… For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable. 27/09/2014 Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH
27/09/2014 · Upgrading CUCM 9.1 to 10.5 – As one of my previous articles explains there are few things that you need to keep in mind in case you run into those issues, Download your files – You will need the bootable media from Cisco **CCO login required, go to the Cisco PUT
Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH
For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable. 27/09/2014 Bootable iso images are not available for download from cisco.com. You need to order them from Cisco through proper channels, your Cisco Account team should be able to assist with this. HTH a) In File > Open select you CUCM ISO. b) In Bootable > Load Boot File. select the Boot.info file c) In Bootable > select Generate Bootinfotable d) In File > Save As save your bootable CUCM ISO. Hope this helps For whatever reason, Cisco only post "non-bootable" ISO images on CCO for download. In some urgent situations, you might need a bootable disc to recover the system (or your client/boss would shoot you in the head). Here's the procedure to make a non-bootable ISO image bootable. 27/09/2014 · Upgrading CUCM 9.1 to 10.5 – As one of my previous articles explains there are few things that you need to keep in mind in case you run into those issues, Download your files – You will need the bootable media from Cisco **CCO login required, go to the Cisco PUT