Windows exe from app server

[C0mmUN1cAt0r]

anyone know where to find the one-x plugin exe within server edition/app server iso's?
using 7-ZIP I am able to extract Softconsole etc, yet cant find where the one-x user app is stored.

 

[tlpeter]

Login as a user or admin and download it from there.
You could then put it on the server if you like.

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[C0mmUN1cAt0r]

specifically on this, the customer is after deploying one-x prior to the upgrade .They are currently legacy phone manager user so want the transition to be as easy as possible so have asked for the software in advance, only without the server being setup there doesn't appear a way to provide without somehow exporting the .exe's

 

[ipohead]

Not tried this myself but couldn't you install the server as a virtual machine and download from there?

 

[C0mmUN1cAt0r]

ipohead, looks like I'm going to have to go down that route. Just a bit long winded to setup just to retrieve aa file.
must be in one of the folders somewhere, just having the patience to look through them all!!

 

[ipohead]

On the Linux Application Server you are probably looking for

inyama/public/AvayaOneXDesktopClients.exe

 

[ogTOKYO]

log into your one X portal and go to desktop integration for the downloads.

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[derfloh]

It is located on the server (or should also be within the ISO under /var/cache/avaya/... Not sure about the exact path without to browse it myself but I'm sure you will find it.

 

[ltxn]

AvayaOneXDesktopClients.exe
\avaya\oneX\oneXportal-*.rpm\oneXportal-*.cpio\.\opt\Avaya\oneXportal\*\apache-tomcat\webapps\inyama.war\public
VmPro-Client_*.exe
\avaya\thick_clients\VmPro-Client-*.el6.noarch.rpm\VmPro-Client-*.el6.noarch.cpio\.\var\cache\avaya\winapps
* = version

The paths in the iso for the C110 UC Module and the IP Office Server Edition are the same.
You can open the .iso with e.g. 7-zip, to follow the path you can select the .rpm, .cpio and .war files and select "Open Inside".