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Deploying standalone Avaya WebLM in Virtualized Environment

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Introduction
Virtualized Environment overview
Planning and configuration
Deploying WebLM on VMware
Deploying WebLM on KVM
Managing the ESXi host by using SDM
Configuration
Post-deployment verifications
- Logging on to the WebLM web console
- Rehosting license files
- Verifying the WebLM software version
- Enhanced Access Security Gateway
  - Enhanced Access Security Gateway (EASG) overview
Maintenance
Resources
Best practices for VM performance and features
PCN and PSN notifications
Glossary
- Application
- Blade
- EASG
- ESXi
- Hypervisor
- MAC
- OVA
- PLDS
- Reservation
- SAN
- Snapshot
- Storage vMotion
- vCenter Server
- virtual appliance
- VM
- vMotion
- VMware HA
- vSphere Web Client

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