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Installing Unity from MCS Hardware Detection Disk Set?
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 2006-04-27 00:46:29 

  


  

    

The unsupported devices included the network card, video 
card, usb system and some other system components.


 


Thanks for the information.


 






From: Wes Sisk [mailto:wsiskcisco.com] 

Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 6:06 PM
To: Scott 
O'Donnell
Cc: cisco-voippuck.nether.net
Subject: Re: 
[cisco-voip] Installing Unity from MCS Hardware Detection Disk 
Set?



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

  
 


  

  

  From: Wes Sisk [cisco.com">mailto:wsiskcisco.com] 
Sent: 
  Wednesday, April 26, 2006 4:44 PM
To: Scott O'Donnell
Cc: 
  puck.nether.net">cisco-voippuck.nether.net
Subject: 
  Re: [cisco-voip] Installing Unity from MCS Hardware Detection Disk 
  Set?

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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