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Is it supposed to work? It doesn't seem to be supported and so far I haven't been able to get the services to start.
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I'm not sure if it will or not.
We always put VM Pro on a dedicated PC only.
We never put it on the customers server.
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It is a dedicated machine but it was installed with the wrong OS.
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I can't remember off the top of my head, but I don't think Server 2003 is supported.
Can you wipe the PC and load just plain XP on it?
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I will have to look when i get in the office. I dont think any of the 64 bit OS' will work.
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It's a server-class machine with no XP drivers or license. It was purchased new with '03 server. Avaya lists 03 32-bit as supported with VM Pro but has had the 64-bit versions as unsupported.
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