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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: nishantank on January 18, 2010, 01:07:30 PM
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Hi
I am doing a design document for a new client (1st time for me to do design doc).
I want to know the version of Windows Server 2003 OS that should be suggested to the client:
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
32-bit or 64-bit ???
Note: The client has decided to deploy the Genesys solution on Virtual Machines (using VMWare). So I need to know the OS version supported on VMWare.
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According to the V8 supported operating environment doc -
[quote]Product certification will be performed primarily for VMware ESX Server - the bare-metal (deployed without
host operating system) virtual engine of Virtual Infrastructure 3 (VI3).[/quote]
So you don't need Windows on the host, and the guest OS will depend on which app you are deploying, again refer to the SOE doc.
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Thanks Steve
If it makes any difference, I am deploying version 7.6 and not 8.
The complete solution is being deployed on 3 virtual servers.
Server 1: Framework and CCA Reporting Components
Server 2: Interaction Routing Solution and TServer (Alcatel 4400)
Server 3: Infomart Solution
What should be the ideal host OS for each server then?
Regards
Nishant Tank
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[quote]Genesys supports VMware for its products and solutions from release 7.5 onward, and will accept service
requests for product issues reported while using Genesys on VMware.[/quote]
Again this is on ESX Server, so no host OS. The doc doesn't specify Standard or Enterprise edition for the guest OS, so I would probably go for Standard, simply on a cost basis.
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Thanks Steve.
That really helped me.
Regards
Nishant Tank
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http://www.vmware.com/products/esxi/
this is give you more info. for Genesys applications it does not matter which host os you are using.