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We've been hired by a national to install an IP500 that they've pre-programmed for us. They've asked that we have a laptop on-site for the cutover just in case. I've downloaded the 8.0(44) software to three different PCs and cannot figure out how to get this software installed for the life of me.
The first time, I downloaded the compressed (zipped) version of it from Avaya's web site, unzipped the file and all I got was ten .BIN files that I can't get to do anything. They won't run individually for obvious reasons.
I did the same thing with my desktop PC running Windows NT. Same exact thing happened.
On another laptop, I downloaded the standard (non-compressed) version. In this case, I can't find the files at all. I know they are there because it took almost two hours to download. This laptop is using Windows 7 Starter Edition and I admit that I'm not very proficient with it.
Am I missing something?
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If you use the C: prompt to display your directories you will probably find where it got installed.
It probably created a new directory.
Look for a directory under /Avaya
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The download should have been called ADMIN8_0_44.exe
Double click on it, and it will self extract - you may want to specify a location on your desktop instead of the temporary folder that it will want to create.
Once it has unzipped itself, open the new folder, find the Setup.exe, double click that, and just keep answering Yes, Next, or OK
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Yeah, what Tommy said. You download the damn thing for an hour, unzip the damn thing for another hour then you have to hunt for the damn .exe file to install it.
So damn easy a CG could do it.
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It is showing up when doing a search of the C: drive as "Admin8_0_44.exe-B97808B5.pf". When I click on this file, it tells me that Windows can't open this kind of file, yadda, yadda, yadda.
It's frustrating because I know that the file is in the machine, but I can't get to it. Am I even close at this point?
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Admin8_0_44.exe-B97808B5.pf
You are not downloading the right file. Windows isn't going to open a .pf file.
I can't really blame you though because I can't find anything on the Avaya "new and improved" site either.
-Hal
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Hey Ed, go as if you are going to download it again. It should pop up to the directory where the last download went. Then you can work backwards from there to find the download, then do as Tommy says.
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Mike: The direct link to the ftp site appears to be working. At least is is downloading it in the uncompressed version. It is going to take a while, but I think I'm out of the woods.
Thanks everyone for your help.
PS: Yes, Hal, their 'new and improved' site leaves a bit to be desired!
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At least is is downloading it in the uncompressed version.
Well, no. That .exe is a self extracting zip file- 1.41 GB worth. Pay attention to where it wants to unzip it to when you click on it or specify another folder else you will be hunting for it. :bang:
Also make sure you have room on your hard drive. You're going to have the original that you downloaded, the unzipped which is even bigger and the application. So you're talking like maybe 4 gigs. If you are running low on space you could delete the downloaded file after you extract it.
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