Cisco Cisco Customer Response Solution Downloads Design Guide

 shows the point value for the maximum acceptable CPU usage for each type of supported 

server. It also shows the minimum memory each server requires in a deployment scenario, and the 
number of IP phones that each server supports.

The following table shows each performance criterion and its corresponding point value. You do not have 
to use these point values to configure your IPCC Express server manually; rather, they are intended as a 
guide for planning system capacity. To determine the actual configuration and capacity of your system, 
use the IPCC Express Configuration and Ordering Tool because it incorporates the latest revisions and 
values.

Cisco MCS-7815-1000

IBM xSeries 200

1,000

1 GB

1

1.

You must add 512 MB of memory to this sever to bring its total memory to 1 GB.

Cisco MCS-7815 I-2.0-CC1

IBM 205-2000

1,000

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7825-800

Compaq DL320

800

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7825-1133

Compaq DL320

900

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7825 H-2.2-CC1

Compaq DL320-2266 G2

900

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7825 H-3.0-CC1

Compaq DL320-3.0 GHz G2

900

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7835-1000

Compaq DL380

1,000

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7835-1266

Compaq DL380 G2

1,266

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7835 H-2.4-CC1

Compaq DL380-2400 G3 
(single CPU)

1,266

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7835 I-2.4-CC1

IBM 345 2400 (single CPU)

1,266

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7835 H-3.0-CC1

HP DL 380-3.0 GHz G3 
(single CPU)

1,266

1 GB

Cisco MCS-7845 H-2.4-CC1 (dual CPU, using 
Windows 2000 Advanced Server OS)

Compaq DL380-2400 G3 
(dual CPU)

2,600

4 GB

Cisco MCS-7845 H-3.0-CC1 (dual CPU, using 
Windows 2000 Advanced Server OS)

Compaq DL380-3.0 GHz G3 
(dual CPU)

2,600

4 GB

IBM 330-1266

1,000

1 GB

IBM 342-1266

1,266

1 GB

IBM 345-2400

1,266

1 GB