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Nexus 1000V can be installed within VMware using two methods
-Manual Installation
-Nexus 1000V Installer
When using an ISO image use the following settings for the VM
VMType: Other 64-bit Linux
1 Processor
2GB RAM
3 NICs
Minimum 3GB SCSI Disk
LSILogic adapter
Reserve 2 GB RAM for the VM
Configure VM Network adapters and attach ISO, power on
You can use and OVA/OVF (Open Virtualization Appliance/Open Virtualization Format) file to perform the install
Note: There is a Nexus 1000V plug-in that needs to be registered into VMware Virtual Center
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