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| Installing Unity from MCS Hardware
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2006-04-26 21:36:09 |
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Wes,
Thanks for the reply.
I attempted an install from an MS Disk but so many of the
devices showed up in Device manage as unknown, I figured I could get a stable
install off the MCS disks.
I'll go back to the MS Disks and fight through
it.
BTW: My understanding was that the MCS install was a
vanilla install with specific services disabled.
What else makes it so
different?
Scott
the win-OS disks (2000.2.7, 2000.4.1, 2000.4.3) are for CM, PA, CRA,
CER only. ; Unity is not supported with those OS disks.
Unity does
have platform configuration disks that ship with a different (full featured)
version of windows.
You will need to use the windows install disk that
comes with unity or one directly from MS.
/Wes
Scott O'Donnell
wrote:
E3K-VS1.ccsi.local
type="cite">
Has anyone
installed Unity using the disk set for installing MCS
servers?
I have a customer
that is providing the Windows Licensing for Unity but when installing from
their CD, the 7815 I'm installing for Unity shows up with a load of unknown
devices.
Is there anything
installed (or not installed) with the MCS image install that will screw Unity
up and cause it not to work?
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| Installing Unity from MCS Hardware
Detection Disk Set? |
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2006-04-26 22:05:37 |
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Interesting. What devices are showing unsupported that would be
necessary for Unity? We really only need disk and network access...
Unless you go back to the 3.x days with USB/parallel dongles.
I believe the dialogic cards always show up as unsupported hardware,
but that is not an issue after drivers are installed.
customized how? tweaking of the TCP/IP stack, exclusion of certain
files and file types to preserve disk space, local security policy
modifications, ....
/Wes
Scott O'Donnell wrote:
E3K-VS1.ccsi.local"
type="cite">
Wes,
Thanks for the reply.
I attempted an install from an
MS Disk but so many of the devices showed up in Device manage as
unknown, I figured I could get a stable install off the MCS disks.
I'll go back to the MS Disks and
fight through it.
BTW: My understanding was that
the MCS install was a vanilla install with specific services disabled.
What else makes it so different?
Scott
the win-OS disks (2000.2.7, 2000.4.1, 2000.4.3) are for CM, PA, CRA,
CER only. ; Unity is not supported with those OS disks.
Unity does have platform configuration disks that ship with a different
(full featured) version of windows.
You will need to use the windows install disk that comes with unity or
one directly from MS.
/Wes
Scott O'Donnell wrote:
E3K-VS1.ccsi.local"
type="cite">
Has
anyone installed Unity using the disk set for installing MCS servers?
I
have a customer that is providing the Windows Licensing for Unity but
when installing from their CD, the 7815 I'm installing for Unity shows
up with a load of unknown devices.
Is
there anything installed (or not installed) with the MCS image install
that will screw Unity up and cause it not to work?
_______________________________________________
cisco-voip mailing list
puck.nether.net">cisco-voippuck.nether.net
https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-voip
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