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I am supporting a 2464 system that has an IVM voicemail system on it. I am not sure of the ver of the software but the PC is very very old and the owner wants to know if I can put it on a newer PC. He doesn;t have any of the software can anyone help me know what he needs to purchase? thanks
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Both are antiques. If I remember correctly, the IVM o/s was DOS (6.22 or even earlier). The IVM is most likely not supported anymore. You could try a backup/restore to a new PC or move the existing HDD/voice card/dongle over. I'd be afraid to touch it, if works don't fix it...
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That sort of makes sense, if they want to move it to a newer PC for reliability, then Try it.
Just make sure that the newer PC has an ISA slot. Move the Voice card & hard drive over to it. I would highly recommend a BACKUP before doing so. Also, there is a 50% chance that it may not work, but at least you can always put it back.
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You will need a 286 or 386 PC to do this. DW the 2464 IVM was orginally DOS 3.3 
Just an old phone man just trying to stay busy selling hosted solutions and POTs line replacement devices.
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