[cisco-voip] Unity Connection 7 on a VM machine

[Damien Ball]

One computer i tried it on has a Pentium M 2.13Ghz, and this is the computer that it works fine on.  The ESX Server is an AMD.  An Operton quad-core server.  Ha.  That makes sense now.  I'm glad someone got the CDR data because I couldn't.  ESX doesn't have support for USB or USB hubs, so I couldn't dump the data to a USB key. 

So why does 6.0 work and 6.1/7.0 not work?  Better hardware checking in those? 



Damien Ball
Network Engineer
A+, CCNA, ACDT, ACTC
Granville County Schools
Technology Department
101 Delacroix St.
Oxford, NC 27565
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>>> On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at  1:59 AM, in message <867ba4760811042259u680e0b5esd72519441f3dc3a0 at mail.gmail.com>, "Iain Gould" <iain0404 at gmail.com> wrote:

I've had no luck installing either CUCM6.1 or CUCM7.0 (actually Bus Ed so I can test CM + UC) in a VMWare Server instance on my test server. CUCM6.0 seems to install ok.

Last time it failed I dumped the diagnostic info, and tried to interpret that. The only thing concrete I can see is something to do with "no CDP driver module for athlonSMP". So I'm using Athlon quad-core server - what are you guys trying it on? Any suggestions for solving that?

Next step is to try and upgrade 6.0 to 7.0 and see if that works...

- Iain


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