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Possible to install ACC on 220 v1 Hardware?

jtarnoff
I just upgraded from a v1 220 to a v2 version so that I'd have an appropriate amount of memory to upgrade to 7.4.

Rather than just throwing the v1 unit away, I was wondering if it might be possible to install ACC on it? 

Thought I'd ask before spending hours trying to do it--only to find out it wouldn't work in the first place.  [:D]

Thanks in advance for any assistance!


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    I'm not sure (probably), but if not, don't throw it away!
    You can run the software version of Astaro on it with a home user license.

    There are probably people here who would be interested in it for home or licensed-software use if you don't want it.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    I actually thought of that (home use), but according to Astaro they "blacklist" the serial number and it cannot be used any longer--they told me to just toss it.  [:S]

    Seems like a waste of perfectly good hardware--not to mention not very environmentally friendly--so thought it might be a good way to install ACC, rather than putting it on our VMWare ESX server.
  • 0 in reply to jtarnoff
    It would probably install; but due to the same memory limitations, may not be a good choice for that job.

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  • 0 in reply to jtarnoff
    The serial # is only blacklisted for the Appliance software; you can still use a non-appliance version with another commercial or home license. 
    There's several people here doing so.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BrucekConvergent
    Hi there guys, 

    yes you should be able to that, 512MB if RAM will be good to manage appr 10-15 devices with 1-2 administrators. 

    regards
    Gert
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