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DELL R620 - SERVER R12
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Beyond not trusting hardware that old for something business-critical, I'd keep the following in mind:
-It would be unsupported by Avaya in all ways.
-can't install as a virtual machine on vmware, as the required version of vmware would be too new to have hardware support for that server
-you *might* get away with installing Windows Server with Hyper-V role to allow a IPO_R12 virtual machine to work. It would most likely work, but no guarantees.
-It would be unsupported by Avaya in all ways.
-can't install as a virtual machine on vmware, as the required version of vmware would be too new to have hardware support for that server
-you *might* get away with installing Windows Server with Hyper-V role to allow a IPO_R12 virtual machine to work. It would most likely work, but no guarantees.
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It shouldn’t be a problem if it is an Avaya provided server.
I guess R620 has been sold with IPO 11.0 and I don’t remember that upgrading from 11.0 to 11.1 and 11.1 to 12.0 has any restrictions on server hardware.
So generally it should be supported even if the R620 might be EoS by Dell.
I guess R620 has been sold with IPO 11.0 and I don’t remember that upgrading from 11.0 to 11.1 and 11.1 to 12.0 has any restrictions on server hardware.
So generally it should be supported even if the R620 might be EoS by Dell.
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