We ran into a laundry list of troubles doing the install even with all other services disabled looks like we are going to be finding a nice bare box for this.
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Browse All TopicsWe are moving our current Unity install to a new box that already has a service running on 80. The server does not have IIS installed yet the current web app is running apache I believe (VMWare Virtual Center is installed on the server now). I am wondering if it is possible to install IIS and bind it to say 8080. Will this cause any troubles with Unity?
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by: benhansonPosted on 2009-11-06 at 22:32:11ID: 25765205
It shouldn't. The web interface uses IIS and only serves the admin interface. All voice traffic is handed by the TSP drivers and runs on whatever ports are defined there. You may have some minimal quirks with things like the status tray app, since it sends you to the web interface.
That said, running anything else on the box already puts you out of the realm of supported configs. Unity is a pretty real time app, so you really need to make sure it doesn't find itself in contention for CPU.
Unity does support SSL, so if your not doing https on apache, you could do it on Unity and still be a pretty standard setup.