No issues at all with IPOCC install. I had internal issues setting up server but had absolutely nothing to do with IPOCC. I followed the steps in the install manual verbatim and the screens & text all matched. So I’ve got a couple of comments but do note they are trivial and therefore not important.
1.In the past, I had to run a windows applet to disable IPv6. This wasn’t in the instructions and when I ping local host, it shows an IPv6 address. I was told in the past it must return an IPv4 address. IPOCC is running okay so I guess the later was not correct.
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Setup Wizard installed C++ at the start but there was no documentation saying it would. Again, this isn’t an issue at all. Perhaps cosmetic only.
3.Page 53 of the install manual has a typo in the Note box. Says “test to speech” and probably should be “text to speech”
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I’ve always entered 8 for the text to speech licenses but I don’t know where that number comes from. Install manual shows this for Windows 2008 but there isn’t a quantity listed in WebLM. I see that the OVA has 90 so I’d like to know if I could extract the licenses from the OVA file or if the quantity is even necessary.
1.In the past, I had to run a windows applet to disable IPv6. This wasn’t in the instructions and when I ping local host, it shows an IPv6 address. I was told in the past it must return an IPv4 address. IPOCC is running okay so I guess the later was not correct.
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Setup Wizard installed C++ at the start but there was no documentation saying it would. Again, this isn’t an issue at all. Perhaps cosmetic only.
3.Page 53 of the install manual has a typo in the Note box. Says “test to speech” and probably should be “text to speech”
4.
I’ve always entered 8 for the text to speech licenses but I don’t know where that number comes from. Install manual shows this for Windows 2008 but there isn’t a quantity listed in WebLM. I see that the OVA has 90 so I’d like to know if I could extract the licenses from the OVA file or if the quantity is even necessary.
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