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Ok, I'm kind of venting here but I've been tasked with trying to prove a negative to please bear with me.
MCD system is Standalone SW fairly Current and being upgraded/replaced
Micollab is new physical box
MBG is new Physical box
All application records are created.
When adding a UCC manager, if I do it via the MiCollab, I cannot add the MCD Standalone System
When adding a UCC manager, if I do it via the MCD Standalone System I can add the Micollab and MBG
I have 10 Uplift licenses to take UCC Basic to UCC Entry and then UCC Standard
When I try to move 10 MCD Standalone licenses to the UCC manager I get an error saying that I do not have the required base licensing to perform this action
My Conclusion - I need to convert the system to Enterprise Licensing
My Sales Feedback - Mitel said it could be done as is
My Directive from my manager - Prove it can't be done
Sometimes I really hate this job and this is one of those times.
Does anyone else have any thoughts that differ from my own
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What's most important is that you realise ... There is no spoon.
MCD system is Standalone SW fairly Current and being upgraded/replaced
Micollab is new physical box
MBG is new Physical box
All application records are created.
When adding a UCC manager, if I do it via the MiCollab, I cannot add the MCD Standalone System
When adding a UCC manager, if I do it via the MCD Standalone System I can add the Micollab and MBG
I have 10 Uplift licenses to take UCC Basic to UCC Entry and then UCC Standard
When I try to move 10 MCD Standalone licenses to the UCC manager I get an error saying that I do not have the required base licensing to perform this action
My Conclusion - I need to convert the system to Enterprise Licensing
My Sales Feedback - Mitel said it could be done as is
My Directive from my manager - Prove it can't be done
Sometimes I really hate this job and this is one of those times.
Does anyone else have any thoughts that differ from my own
**********************************************
What's most important is that you realise ... There is no spoon.