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Win2k3,CME 3.1 and CUE 4.0 compatiblity
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This is very confusing unless I'm missing something...
Win2k3 runs on an Intel or AMD-based server.
CME is IOS-based and runs on a router. Doesn't have anything to do with your Win2k3 server.
UE is a voicemail app that also runs on a router, as part of a module (actually runs on Linux but you never see that). I think the latest version is 2.1 -- there is no Unity Express 4.x as far as I know.
Win2k3 runs on an Intel or AMD-based server.
CME is IOS-based and runs on a router. Doesn't have anything to do with your Win2k3 server.
UE is a voicemail app that also runs on a router, as part of a module (actually runs on Linux but you never see that). I think the latest version is 2.1 -- there is no Unity Express 4.x as far as I know.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but in the System Administrator Guide, it does state that the CME 3.1 is installed within the IOS and on a TFTP server (ie. w2k)
Not surprising if I have the CUE version incorrect, but this too is installed on the TFTP server machine.
The router is a 1751 v4 and I have the correct IOS. I was wondering about the compatibilty of the two with w2k3 server.
Not surprising if I have the CUE version incorrect, but this too is installed on the TFTP server machine.
The router is a 1751 v4 and I have the correct IOS. I was wondering about the compatibilty of the two with w2k3 server.
Ah, gotcha. That sheds some light on things. 
You can use anything you want for a TFTP server, including (but not limited to) Win98, Mac, Linux, Unix, Win2000, Win2k3, NT, XP 64-bit, and any of a jillion other options -- you get the idea. All you need is a standard TFTP server program to stash files on, and it needs to be reachable from the phones on your network.
CME doesn't get installed on the server; just the phone loads need to be available from the TFTP server. This can even be the router that hosts CME, from what I recall.
You may be using full-blown Cisco Unity (not Unity Express)which could be version 4. That runs on Windows 2000 Server.
No problems with any of that and Win2k3 servers.
You can use anything you want for a TFTP server, including (but not limited to) Win98, Mac, Linux, Unix, Win2000, Win2k3, NT, XP 64-bit, and any of a jillion other options -- you get the idea. All you need is a standard TFTP server program to stash files on, and it needs to be reachable from the phones on your network.
CME doesn't get installed on the server; just the phone loads need to be available from the TFTP server. This can even be the router that hosts CME, from what I recall.
You may be using full-blown Cisco Unity (not Unity Express)which could be version 4. That runs on Windows 2000 Server.
No problems with any of that and Win2k3 servers.
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