Disabling User Account Control - CUBAC

Question

Installing Cisco Unified Business Attendant Console.  Documentation says that on server 2003 / sever 2008 installations, disabling of the user account control is required.  It gives a procedure to do this on Server 2008.
The install I'm working on is on Server 2003.  I cannot find anything like this.  Googling on the subject has led me to believe that this is likely a documentation bug, as I can find no reference to Server 2003 having this feature.
Has anyone else run into this?  The documentation appears to have been written by someone who speaks english as a second language, and not thoroughly vetted for correctness.

Answer 1

Hi Clifford,
This would just be for Windows server 2008
CSCtc77367            Bug Details
CUBAC 3.1.1.5 docs need to say "disable User Account  Contol" in win2008w.
It appears UAC (user account Control) a new feature found in   Windows Server 2008 will block license files from being properly applied  in CUBAC 3.1.1.5.
The installation and requirement docs should  reflect that UAC needs to be disabled before installing CUBAC on Windows  Server 2008.
Observations:
Go to webadmin, licensing
When  you look at that page, you will not see any licensing info; no eval.
It  says, no licensing info.
When we turned off UAC, the licensing  page showed the eval info for 5 days.
At which point we were able  to add the license
Status
Fixed             
Severity
2 - severe
Last Modified
In Last Year        
Product
Cisco Unified Attendant Consoles         
Technology
1st Found-In
3.1(1.5)       
Fixed-In
Release-Pending
Cheers!
Rob