Test Enterprise Voice using existing PBX

Hi- I have a standard Lync deployment. Also have a VoIP system using a Mitel 3300 ICP. Do you know of a way to use the Mitel to test Lync Enterprise Voice without interrupting my current VoIP service?
Thanx
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I'm not a Mitel expert by any means, but I have worked with Mitel experts to connect a SIP trunk from a 3300 ICP to Lync. It's not qualified for 2013, but it works well enough for a test and was qualified for 2010:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dn788945
You'll likely have to license the SIP trunks based on the number of concurrent calls you'd like to pass through the systems.
There's a guide here:
http://blog.insidelync.com/2014/03/direct-sip-integration-between-mitel-communications-director-mcd-and-microsoft-lync-server-2013/
But basically, you set up a trunk between Mitel and Lync, pick a few numbers, send the calls for those numbers from Mitel to Lync and allow outbound calls from Lync.
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kolorafa_ said:
I try to install it, but i select my free (fresh formated) partition with 35GB free space and i see:
Setup was unable to use existing system partition because it does now contain the required free space.
if i select partition with partition that does not contain the required i see
"Windows cannot be installed to Disk 0 Partition 1. (show details)"
so what is it? what can i test?
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C: 8MB - Boot (7MB Free) - FAT
D: 37,5GB - WINXP (27,9GB Free space) - NTFS
E: 35,3GB - New (35,2GB Free) - NTFS - i want to install on it
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