All, I read through the archives to try and answer my questions before asking. I apologize in advance if I am asking something that was already covered.
My site is making the first step in moving away from Cisco UCM to SipX ECS. Our IT department has been running several months on SipX 4.4/Centos5 using Polycoms and a Desktop Computer. Our next step is the purchase of two AudioCode gateways and three servers. Two servers will be at our main campus (replacing the desktop running ECS) and the other server will be at our remote site. This is to get everything in place so we can gradually cut users over as funded getting secured for new handsets. Our Cisco system could die any day. My concern is the recent posts regarding CentOS 6 and the next release. Currently it looks like there will be no upgrade path. I did see a post indicating that SipX 4.4 could be manually installed on CentOS 6, however, requires manual install of several other services (bind, ntp, dhcp, etc.). My question is, if one were to do the manual CentOS6 install, would this mean they would be able to upgrade to the next SipX ECS release or would it still require a full manual install? I am trying to see if it is worth the manual install or if I should just stick with the version we are running now and plan for a rebuild when the new version is released. Thanks in advance, Jes -- Jesse Becker | Technical Manager Network+ | Linux+ Certified Professional DATATEL+SGHE @ SUNY Ulster 491 Cottekill Road, Stone Ridge, NY 12484 Tel 845-687-5064 | Fax 845-687-5105 beck...@sunyulster.edu | www.sunyulster.edu <http://www.sunyulster.edu/> Check out our knowledge base: http://kb.sunyulster.edu<http://kb.sunyulster.edu/>
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