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How do I convert the Unity 3.1 System Key
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps2237/products_qanda_item09186a008011a6c5.shtml
Q. How are existing license keys being converted when an older version of Cisco Unity upgrades to Cisco Unity 4.0?
A. The license data for each existing Cisco Unity system has been loaded into a table that can be accessed by the system that generates FLEXlm licenses. The customer will register on the upgrade web site, supplying the server MAC address and the existing Cisco Unity key serial number on the dongle. The license configuration associated with that dongle will be transferred to the FLEXlm license with the software version noted as 4.0.
The following information is required to during web registration:
•The MAC address (physical address) for the network interface card (NIC) in the Cisco Unity computer
•The product authorization key (PAK) in the Cisco Unity compact disc wallet
•The serial number of the currently installed system key
•The currently installed system key code
•The dongle will then be marked as having been upgraded so that each dongle can only be upgraded once. The dongle is also deactivated during the upgrade process. However, customers will still be able to use keydump to obtain the serial number.
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need to transfer the Cisco Unity 3.1 to a new server
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Will you be installing Unity 3.1 on the new server and then do a Dirt-Restore?
I am not sure why you would need to transfer the NIC. You would provide Cisco with the MAC address of the new server.
Is the USB port broken on the new server? The MCS' have two USB ports. How did you determine it was broken? Did you try plugging in a USB-mouse?
H. M.
