secure.boy
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Can you tell me how to install ccm 5.0 on non supported hardware?
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CiscoCallManager on non supported hardware
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As I understand it call manager won't install on non cisco hardware. I believe they designed it that way on purpose.
Negative, we have it virtualized and working on ESX 3.0.2. Older version, but still working.
secure.boy
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Negative, we have it virtualized and working on ESX 3.0.2. Older version, but still working.
any guide how to do that?
We used a registry hack to set up CallManager 4.03 on an IBM desktop at work (for testing purposes), but the details escape me.
You might try doing something like this instead. http://blogs.interfacett.com/jeremy-cioaras-blog/2006/11/1/installing-callmanager-4x-on-non-mcs-server-platforms.html
You might try doing something like this instead. http://blogs.interfacett.com/jeremy-cioaras-blog/2006/11/1/installing-callmanager-4x-on-non-mcs-server-platforms.html
secure.boy
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i'm looking also for testing
If you have a good Cisco contact call them and ask them. They will send you the necessary info.
We did for our test environment here at work.
Other wise, search the web, tons of guides on doing just this.
That or get on cisco's site, find the supported hardware list. Then get on ebay and buy a server thats on the supported hardware list. Last time I looked it was like $200-$300 for a server that would run 4.3.
We did for our test environment here at work.
Other wise, search the web, tons of guides on doing just this.
That or get on cisco's site, find the supported hardware list. Then get on ebay and buy a server thats on the supported hardware list. Last time I looked it was like $200-$300 for a server that would run 4.3.