Caution: If you elect to install an option that is listed as [No] below and it causes a conflict with Cisco
Unity, you need to unconfigure it. It might not be supported on a server that runs Cisco Unity.
License Mode [Seats]1. Accessories and Utilities [See below]
Accessibility Wizard [No]Accessories [Optional]Communications [No]Games [No]Multimedia [No]
2.
Certificate Services [No]3. Indexing Service [No]4. IIS [See below]
Common files [Yes]Documents [Optional]FTP [Optional − has security implications]FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions [No]IIS Snap−In [Yes]Internet Services Manager [Yes]NNTP [If installing Exchange 2000 on this server − Yes otherwise No]SMTP [If installing Exchange 2000 on this server − Yes otherwise No]Visual Interdev RAD Remote Deployment Support [No]WWW Server [Yes]
5.
Management and Monitoring Tools [See below]
Connection Manager Components [No]Network Monitor Tools [Optional]SNMP [Optional]
6.
Message Queueing Service [Yes]7. Networking Services [See below]
Com Internet Services Proxy [No]DNS [Optional, might be installed later if server will be running Active Directory]DHCP [Optional]Internet Authentication Services [No]QOS [No]Simple TCP/IP [No]Site Server ILS [No]WINS [No]
8.
Other network file and print services [No]9. Remote Installation services [No]10. Remote Storage [No]11. Script Debugger [No]12. Terminal Services [Yes, Administration only]13. Terminal Services Licensing [No]14. Windows Media Services [No]15. Network Configuration [See below]
Cisco Technical Support recommends that you do not use DHCP to configure the TCP/IP
settings for your server. Manually configure the IP address, gateway, DNS servers, and other
options.
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