Install Cisco Security Manager 4.7 on Hyper-V

Hello,
Our customer want to install Cisco Security Manager on a Virtual Machine virtualized with Hyper-V. Documentation only mentions install the software on a Virtual Machine on Vmware systems.
Can we install without problems, and the installation will be supported on TAC if we need open a support case?
Best Regards,
David

While it should work (since CSM is basically an application running on a Windows server), it is not a system that meets the requirements of the Installation Guide.
So... if the TAC found an issue related to that setup when you needed their help, they'd be within their rights to say your installation is unsupported.

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But, i check and it show that my Window Server was the recommend version and no terminal service been enable.

Hi Vincent,
Please understand that Window Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Server is not same as Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Server. I had faced the same problem earlier. The R2 version is supported only CSM 4.1 onwards.
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I adquire a CSM license and need install, only have one server and this is installed LMS 3.2.
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"We do not support the coexistence of Security Manager with any third-party software or other Cisco software (including any CiscoWorks-branded âsolutionâ or âbundle,â such as the LAN Management Solution [LMS] or the VPN/Security Management Solution [VMS]), unless we state explicitly otherwise in this guide or at http://www.cisco.com/go/csmanager
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Sorry but Cisco seems to have removed that product bulletin from cisco.com.
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When CSM services are running, Event Viewer can show the events in real time.
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Hello,
I'm having the same problem for one of our customers! but flexconfig didn't work!
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