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Question about Virtual Machine
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Not supported but that means not tested
I think it will work
Try it and let us know
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I think it will work
Try it and let us know
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tanderson3733
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Don't know about CCC, but don't see a reason why it wouldn't work. I have an install of VM Pro and IMS running on a VMWare server and it works every bit as good as the Dell server we transplanted it from.
Supported? No, that simply means don't expect any help from Avaya if you have problems. Certainly doesn't mean it won't work.
Supported? No, that simply means don't expect any help from Avaya if you have problems. Certainly doesn't mean it won't work.
mattKnight
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I can think of examples where not supported = not working
Certainly I would suggest that you don't implement an unsupported solution on a customer's site.
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mattknight,
This is not something a PA tech, or BP is doing. If they were PA tech, or BP they would know this is not supported, and would not be asking. That means they are not going to have support anyway, except for Tek tips. Therefore support is not really relevant as the entire system, and implementation is not supported anyway. So I say go for it, and if you have problems you can always call for some professional help to fix it.
This is not something a PA tech, or BP is doing. If they were PA tech, or BP they would know this is not supported, and would not be asking. That means they are not going to have support anyway, except for Tek tips. Therefore support is not really relevant as the entire system, and implementation is not supported anyway. So I say go for it, and if you have problems you can always call for some professional help to fix it.
If a customer ask me to do it i will but i will tell him that it is not supported and i can not give any quaranty at all
Things like vmware or virtual server should work great but i think avaya do not support because when there is an issue it is too complicated to tell what is going on
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Things like vmware or virtual server should work great but i think avaya do not support because when there is an issue it is too complicated to tell what is going on
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Women and cats can do as they please and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea!
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