[cisco-voip] more upgrade questions
Ted Nugent
tednugent73 at gmail.com
Thu May 10 11:36:10 EDT 2012
It typically takes 3 days to 4 months for the UCCS team to respond so i
would not hold my breath waiting on them although they always seem to
respond eventually.
If you are doing a fresh build then you should not need the intermediary
licenses, similar as you do with Unity Connection you'll send licensing the
old CM license files, new MAC address, upgrade PAK received from PUT and
the upgrade SO# and they will cut you new licenses based off the new MAC.
The only thing that is obtained from the PUT is the actual application
license which basically just enable 8.x. Everything else will come over
from your old cluster and you will just bolt on the addon CUWL DLUs to that.
I would assume the same for CER however I have not had the joy of working
with licensing recently on that product.
The CUC HA Ports were require for CUC 7.x however now once you install the
HA licensing on the HA node (make sure you use the HA MAC) all the ports
magically appear so the HA ports licencing is no longer required.
HTH Ted
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 10:27 AM, Erick Wellnitz <ewellnitzvoip at gmail.com>wrote:
> I really apologize for all the upgrade/CUWL/PUT questions but it's a
> minefield if you haven't done it in years.
>
> Waiting to hear back on my UCSS for UCCX but menawhile I'm trying to plan
> out the rest of my PUT order.
>
> Going from CUCM 6.1.3 to 8.6 - do I need to order all the intermediary
> upgrades as well? I'm not really 'upgrading' but installing 8.6 fresh.
> I'm sure there's a licensing minefield to navigate on this which will
> require me to submit a multitude of licensing requests and hope they get
> the entire chain right.
>
> CER 2.0 to 8.6 - Same question. I know I can't upgrade directly but I'm
> doing a clean install as well.
>
> I have a handle on Unity/Uconn thanks to the group, particularly Ted!
> Well, one thing. What is the difference between HA ports and regular ports
> and do I need them for a HA deployment?
>
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