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I also hope that this article will be used by people who are already aware of how to work with GNS3 and VMware, so as not to particularly repeat other articles (although in some places I will make some derogations from this rule). Therefore, we will skip the installation and proceed to launch our virtual network under CUCM and launch the ready-made CUCM template. The installation on the Workstation is similar, except that there is no need to install the hypervisor itself first.

How to install CUCM under the hypervisor for server platforms of VMware ESXi 5.1 can be found in the article here. To begin with, this topic will help to bypass the sometimes painful, albeit trivial, installation of the CUCM image on VMware Workstation, as I will upload a link to the archive from where you can download the ready-made CUCM template for Workstation. This article is written exclusively for the "home" lab, but not for enterprise. A small digression for those who are not in the know.
