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Deploying Avaya IP Office Servers as Virtual Machines

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  • Notices
  • IP Office Virtual Servers
    • IP Office Virtual Servers
      • Duplicate IP address issue
      • IP Office Anywhere
      • Related Documentation
        • Downloading documents
    • Virtual server licensing
      • Nodal PLDS Host ID Restrictions
      • Nodal License Grace Period
    • Differences in operation
      • Original RPM files not installed
      • No USB support
      • VMware tools
      • Media Manager archiving
      • Primary cannot upgrade other servers
    • IP Office Server Profiling
      • Profiling considerations
      • Default virtual machine
      • Primary and secondary servers
      • Server Edition Expansion Server (L)
      • Server Edition Application Server
      • IP Office Application Server
  • VMware
    • VMware Features
      • Hardware, software and virtual machine requirements
      • vMotion requirements
      • Disk IOPS requirements
      • Alarms
      • High availability
    • VMware deployment
      • Confirm the system settings
      • Downloading software for VMware
      • Adding the IP Office OVA Build Certificate
      • Deploying the VMware OVA file (vSphere web client)
      • Adding an additional VMware hard disk (vSphere web client)
      • Deploying the VMware OVA file (vSphere desktop client)
      • Adding an additional VMware hard disk (vSphere desktop client)
    • Virtual machine profiling
      • Adjusting the VMware RAM memory
        • Adjusting the VMware RAM memory (vSphere web client)
        • Adjusting the VMware RAM memory (vSphere desktop client)
      • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cores
        • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cores (vSphere web client)
        • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cores (vSphere desktop client)
      • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cycles
        • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cycles (vSphere web client)
        • Adjusting the VMware CPU Cycles (vSphere desktop client)
      • Adjusting the VMware disk space
        • Adjusting the VMware disk space (vSphere web client)
        • Adjusting the VMware disk space (vSphere desktop client)
      • Adjusting the VMware IOPS limits
        • Adjusting the VMware IOPS limits (vSphere web client)
        • Adjusting the VMware IOPS limits (vSphere desktop client)
      • Powering On a VMware virtual machine
  • Microsoft Hyper-V
    • Hyper-V deployment
      • Confirm the system settings
      • Downloading the software
      • Copying and renaming the disk image file
      • Expanding the file hard disk size
      • Creating a new Hyper-V virtual machine
        • Adding network adapters in Microsoft Azure
      • Adding an additional hard disk
      • Hyper-V virtual machine profiling
        • Adjusting the virtual machine's RAM memory settings
        • Adjusting the virtual machine's processors
      • Starting the virtual machine
  • Amazon Web Services
    • Amazon deployment
      • AWS profiling
      • Creating security groups
      • Launching a new instance
      • Changing the security group
      • Changing the machine instance
  • Microsoft Azure
    • Azure virtual machine deployment
      • Downloading the Software
      • Logging in to Azure
      • Creating a Resource Group
      • Creating a virtual network
      • Uploading the VHD file to Azure
      • Creating a new Azure virtual machine
      • Adding an Additional Disk for Media Manager
      • Starting an Azure Virtual Machine
      • Creating a copy of an Azure VHD file
    • Azure SSH connection
      • Creating a public-private key pair
      • Adding a public key to an IP Office virtual machine
      • Converting the private key using PuTTYgen
      • Using a private key with PuTTY
  • KVM on Red Hat Linux
    • KVM Virtual machine deployment on an Avaya ASP 130 R6
      • Downloading the IP Office KVM Software
      • Creating an IP Office KVM virtual machine file
      • Adding an IP Office KVM virtual machine
      • Adding an Additional Disk for Media Manager
      • IP Office KVM virtual machine profiling
        • Adjusting the IP Office KVM virtual machine CPUs
        • Adjusting the IP Office KVM virtual machine memory
        • Adjusting the IP Office KVM virtual machine disk
      • Starting the IP Office KVM virtual machine
  • Server Configuration
    • Initial server configuration
      • Connecting to the uninitialized virtual machine
      • Setting the virtual machine's IP address
      • Performing server ignition
      • Adding a certificate to the browser
        • Adding a certificate to Firefox
        • Adding a certificate to Google Chrome
        • Adding a certificate to Windows Edge
        • Adding a certificate to Mac Safari
      • IP Office initial configuration
      • Configuring the server applications
      • Disabling a network port
        • Disabling a network port
        • Enabling a network port
    • Adding TTS languages
      • Checking the TTS languages installed
      • Downloading the TTS languages
      • Adding a new language
  • Upgrading
    • Upgrading a virtual machine
      • Downloading the software
      • Backing up applications
      • Transferring the ISO File
    • Transfer from a Remote File Server
      • Configuring a remote file server source
      • Transferring the ISO from a remote server path
      • Upgrading using the Transferred ISO file
    • Transfer from a primary server path
      • Uploading an ISO file using SSH/SFTP
      • Transferring the ISO from a primary server path
      • Upgrading using the Transferred ISO file
    • Upgrade by Transfer from Your Client PC
      • Transfer the ISO from the IP Office Web Manager client PC
      • Upgrading using the Transferred ISO file
    • Transfer from a virtual machine DVD
      • Connect to an ISO File on the client PCs hard disk
        • Mapping the virtual machine's DVD to a local PC ISO file (vSphere desktop client)
        • Mapping the virtual machine's DVD to a local PC ISO file (vSphere web client)
      • Connect to the client PCs DVD drive
        • Mapping the virtual machine’s DVD to the local PC drive (vSphere desktop client)
        • Mapping the virtual machine's DVD to local PC drive (vSphere web client)
      • Connect to an ISO File in the virtual server datastore
        • Uploading an ISO file to the datastore (vSphere desktop client)
        • Uploading an ISO file to the datastore (vSphere web client)
        • Mapping the virtual machine DVD to an ISO file in the datastore (vSphere desktop client)
        • Mapping the virtual machine DVD to an ISO file in the datastore (vSphere web client)
      • Connect to the host server's DVD drive
        • Mapping the virtual machine DVD to the host DVD drive (vSphere desktop client)
        • Mapping the virtual machine DVD to the host DVD drive (vSphere web client)
      • Downloading the ISO from the primary DVD
      • Upgrading using the Transferred ISO file
  • Further Help
    • Additional Help and Documentation
      • Additional Manuals and User Guides
      • Getting Help
      • Finding an Avaya Business Partner
      • Additional IP Office resources
      • Training
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Deploying Avaya IP Office Servers as Virtual Machines
Transfer from a virtual machine DVD
Connect to an ISO File in the virtual server datastore

Connect to an ISO File in the virtual server datastore

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Last Updated : May 12, 2020 |
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This method uses an ISO file uploaded to the file datastore used by the virtual machine.

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Transfer from a virtual machine DVD
Uploading an ISO file to the datastore (vSphere desktop client)
Uploading an ISO file to the datastore (vSphere web client)
Mapping the virtual machine DVD to an ISO file in the datastore (vSphere desktop client)
Mapping the virtual machine DVD to an ISO file in the datastore (vSphere web client)
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