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Mitel MiVoice Business/MCD/3300 / Re: MCD 4.x licensing issue
« on: June 17, 2010, 12:22:53 AM »
I found the issue. The new licenses are a new part number for release 4.1 systems only. The licenses won't appear until an upgrade to 4.1 is performed.
I've also found out that new systems shipped after May 2010 contain a dual image with both 4.0 and 4.1 software loads. This is to accommodate systems that aren't going to support SDS and continue to use OpsMan. The dual boot will allow the migration to SDS Extended Mode.
The package is listed below with some excerpts from release notes.
1 x MCD: Standalone PBX Software
8 x 3300 ICP: 1 Mailbox license
Options Summary:
Option Value
MCD Advanced Voice Mail Enabled
MCD Network/Digital Link 1
MCD Mailbox 8
MCD Remote Management Enabled
MCD Standard Users 16
MCD Tenanting Enabled
Software version:
Software Version
3300 ICP / MCD
Dual Image Media (MCD 4.1 SP1 and MCD 4.0 SP3) on Hard Disk Drives(HDD), Solid State Drives(SSD) and Flash Media for MXe, CX/CXi (II) and AX. Note: MXE Server, ISS and MiCD are not supporting Dual Image Media.
Starting in May 2010 media shipped from the factory will contain images with MCD 4.1 SP1 and MCD 4.0 SP3. The system will boot up on MCD 4.1 SP1 partition by default. The SWAP command can be used from ESM to then boot MCD 4.0 SP3 partition. When MCD 4.0 SP3 is booted, the first ESM access will prompt the user for Classic or Common Data Distributed Telephone Directory Synchronization (see Appendix A).
Conditions
a. This is the second MCD release that only supports Common Data Distribution Mode/SDS Extended mode i.e. New MCD 4.1 installs run in Common Data Distribution Mode/SDS Extended mode only. Note: see Dual Image Media in Product Enhancement section of this document.
b. All existing MCD/3300ICPs in a single network/cluster domain must be upgraded to MCD 4.0 first and then migrate to SDS Extended mode (page 28). If one of MCD/3300ICPs in a single network/cluster domain has not been migrated to SDS Extended mode, do not perform upgrade on any system to MCD 4.1
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I've also found out that new systems shipped after May 2010 contain a dual image with both 4.0 and 4.1 software loads. This is to accommodate systems that aren't going to support SDS and continue to use OpsMan. The dual boot will allow the migration to SDS Extended Mode.
The package is listed below with some excerpts from release notes.
1 x MCD: Standalone PBX Software
8 x 3300 ICP: 1 Mailbox license
Options Summary:
Option Value
MCD Advanced Voice Mail Enabled
MCD Network/Digital Link 1
MCD Mailbox 8
MCD Remote Management Enabled
MCD Standard Users 16
MCD Tenanting Enabled
Software version:
Software Version
3300 ICP / MCD
Dual Image Media (MCD 4.1 SP1 and MCD 4.0 SP3) on Hard Disk Drives(HDD), Solid State Drives(SSD) and Flash Media for MXe, CX/CXi (II) and AX. Note: MXE Server, ISS and MiCD are not supporting Dual Image Media.
Starting in May 2010 media shipped from the factory will contain images with MCD 4.1 SP1 and MCD 4.0 SP3. The system will boot up on MCD 4.1 SP1 partition by default. The SWAP command can be used from ESM to then boot MCD 4.0 SP3 partition. When MCD 4.0 SP3 is booted, the first ESM access will prompt the user for Classic or Common Data Distributed Telephone Directory Synchronization (see Appendix A).
Conditions
a. This is the second MCD release that only supports Common Data Distribution Mode/SDS Extended mode i.e. New MCD 4.1 installs run in Common Data Distribution Mode/SDS Extended mode only. Note: see Dual Image Media in Product Enhancement section of this document.
b. All existing MCD/3300ICPs in a single network/cluster domain must be upgraded to MCD 4.0 first and then migrate to SDS Extended mode (page 28). If one of MCD/3300ICPs in a single network/cluster domain has not been migrated to SDS Extended mode, do not perform upgrade on any system to MCD 4.1
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