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sccs 5 feature pack 1
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Symposium 5.0 as initially released was not compatible with Windows 2003. That is Rev. 3a, which you have. It was later released as "5.0 FP1" and included 2003 compatibility. That is Rev. 4. New keycodes are not needed.
You can get the newer CD, but Nortel does charge for it (a "right to use" they call it, shouldn't be a huge fee). Those who order Symposium now will get the newest version, which gives them Feature Pack 1.
Before you say it, I agree, they should make this available for free. But they don't.
You can get the newer CD, but Nortel does charge for it (a "right to use" they call it, shouldn't be a huge fee). Those who order Symposium now will get the newest version, which gives them Feature Pack 1.
Before you say it, I agree, they should make this available for free. But they don't.
Bulletin Number: SM-2004-0501-Global
Basic rundown on Feature Pack 1
SCCS 5.0 Feature Pack 1 is an enhancement to the current SCCS 5.0 product and delivers additional functionality and customer benefits. Feature Pack 1 requires a minimum of SCCS 5.0 SU04 and Symposium Web Client 4.5 SU04. Any subsequent SCCS 5.0 or Symposium Web Client 4.5 Service
Updates will also support Feature Pack 1 functionality.
Product Description/Solution Overview
Feature Pack 1 contains the following new features and functionality:
• Support for SCCS on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Support for SCCS Co-Residency with Web Client on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Support for SCCS Co-Residency with Web Client and TAPI on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Historical Reporting enhancements :
o SCCS Standby Server for Historical Reporting
o DN Out Time and Consult Time Pegging Enhancements
• Windows Domain Support
o SCCS supported when configured as a member of a Windows 2000 or Windows 2003
domain
In addition Feature Pack 1 contains the following enhancements:
• Alignment with CS 1000 Rel 4.0
o Interoperability with new features of CS 1000 Rel 4.0
o Campus redundancy
• Pre-Install Checker
• Web Client enhancements
o Support for Windows XP Service Pack 2
o Deployment of ActiveX Controls to client PCs.
o Pep Mechanism for the install, uninstall, administration of Peps on the Application Server.
• GUI Trace Tool Utility
There is alot of more detailed information in the Bulletin itself. The number is referenced at the top of the post.
Basic rundown on Feature Pack 1
SCCS 5.0 Feature Pack 1 is an enhancement to the current SCCS 5.0 product and delivers additional functionality and customer benefits. Feature Pack 1 requires a minimum of SCCS 5.0 SU04 and Symposium Web Client 4.5 SU04. Any subsequent SCCS 5.0 or Symposium Web Client 4.5 Service
Updates will also support Feature Pack 1 functionality.
Product Description/Solution Overview
Feature Pack 1 contains the following new features and functionality:
• Support for SCCS on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Support for SCCS Co-Residency with Web Client on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Support for SCCS Co-Residency with Web Client and TAPI on the Windows Server 2003 OS
• Historical Reporting enhancements :
o SCCS Standby Server for Historical Reporting
o DN Out Time and Consult Time Pegging Enhancements
• Windows Domain Support
o SCCS supported when configured as a member of a Windows 2000 or Windows 2003
domain
In addition Feature Pack 1 contains the following enhancements:
• Alignment with CS 1000 Rel 4.0
o Interoperability with new features of CS 1000 Rel 4.0
o Campus redundancy
• Pre-Install Checker
• Web Client enhancements
o Support for Windows XP Service Pack 2
o Deployment of ActiveX Controls to client PCs.
o Pep Mechanism for the install, uninstall, administration of Peps on the Application Server.
• GUI Trace Tool Utility
There is alot of more detailed information in the Bulletin itself. The number is referenced at the top of the post.
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