2.0(1t) UCSM dislikes Java 1.7

Guys,

I have no chance whatsoever with UCSM 2.0(1t) departure on a Windows 2003 R2 (32-bit) machine: it says "Java detected 1.7, Java 1.6 (or MORE) required.

The notes say: "the Cisco UCS Manager GUI is a Java application that requires Sun JRE 1.6 or higher.

So what's the bottom line - will I expect UCSM 2.0 to work with Java 1.7, or not?

Kind regards

Radek

Javea 1.7 is supported on version 2.0 (3) and newer.  2.0 (3) is currently available for download from EAC.

Kind regards

Robert

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