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Virtualizing Call Pilot
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bdmcdonald99
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Not as far as I know because a Dongle is required to make the system work. You would have no place to plug it in on a virtual machine.
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We have virtualised some servers in the past that require dongles for licensing. We have used a Belkin F5L009. Basically it’s a box with USB ports and an Ethernet port. You run a piece of software on your server that connects to the USB over the network. You can set it to auto connect on start-up. There is a more expensive solution but the name of it escapes me at the moment.
My guess that you probably can't virtualize CP 5, because the Avaya software, patches, and service packs are so tied to the base hardware - RAID drivers, licensing dongles and DSX30 interfacing. However, with the virtualization technology Avaya is using on the Aura platform (XEN, and now VMware), it will come. Eventually.
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