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Antivirus/XDR on IP Office Server Edition
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IamaSherpa
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I suppose you are taking about a Hyper-V environment, I don't think the antivirus session could affect a virtual machine
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No. I mean directly on the linux os that runs the ip office.
If you mean on the IPO Linux server itself, just don't. Whether a virtual machine or bare-metal, just don't.
Once you do, it all becomes unsupported by both your Avaya BP and Avaya Support themselves. Any update(s) can replace system files, and if an XDR product changes ANYTHING about those system files or access to them, you're SOL in getting support to make your phones work again.
Once you do, it all becomes unsupported by both your Avaya BP and Avaya Support themselves. Any update(s) can replace system files, and if an XDR product changes ANYTHING about those system files or access to them, you're SOL in getting support to make your phones work again.
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