Anyone know the location of the UCA client software on the MAS server?

[kwbMitel]

I want to pull it off directly to provide to the customer so that they can test install via group policy.

I've done it before but it's been over 2 years and the sub-directory path is complicated if memory serves.

Knowing the name of the file might help.

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[danramirez]

i don´t know that kwb, but please let us know if you find out.

http://www.hatkana.com

http://www.wtelecom.com

 

[danramirez]

do you want to know the link where people can download the client?

http://www.hatkana.com

http://www.wtelecom.com

 

[kwbMitel]

The system is in my lab at the moment so generating links to send to email is problematic.

If you happen to know how the link is structured normally, I can use it to confirm the file I found.

For the record, here is how I found the file and transfered it to my laptop

Logged in as root
type: locate .msi
It found 5 files (the fourth one looks like the one I want)

/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf/75AddType05.msi
/usr/awc/connpoint/content/MCAClient.msi
/usr/ucs/dl/MitelMiVoiceForLync.msi
/usr/ucs/dl/UnifiedCommunicatorAdvanced.msi
/usr/ucs/dl/UnifiedCommunicatorAdvancedVMWareViewPlugin.msi

Then I changed directory

cd /usr/ucs/dl

My laptop is running Filezilla Server with anonymous logons

ftp [ip address]
user ftp
password @

put UnifiedCommunicatorAdvanced.msi

Voila



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[sarond]

The link for UCA Client is normally
https://MAS-Server-Address/ucs/dl/UnifiedCommunicatorAdvanced.msi

The other files in /usr/ucs/dl are retrieved the same way. (i.e. http://server/ucs/dl/xxxx.msi)
Not sure about MCA Client.

 

[kwbMitel]

Thanks sarond, that confirms that I got the right file

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