To use Unison at your company, you need Unison Server, plus a desktop client (ideally you will use Unison Desktop). You can get Unison Server in several ways:
To run Unison Server on your own premises or at a colocation facility, you will need to:
Once this setup is complete, you will have fully-unified communications – with e-mail, telephony, voicemail, instant messaging and more. You should either try a live demo or you can download Unison to deploy it yourself.
The Unison Administrator’s Guide gives the following guidelines for hardware and software. This configuration will comfortably support approximately 50 users:
| Processor | Memory | Disk space |
|---|---|---|
| Pentium 4 or higher | 4 GB or higher | 1 GB free disk space, plus storage for e-mail, voicemail and content |
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Note: Unison performs optimally with large amounts of RAM: for 100+ users, we recommend 4 GB or more; for 200+ users, we recommend 8 GB or more. |
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To install the Unison software you will need:
| Server OS | Desktop OS (for end users) |
|---|---|
| Either Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS (version 5 or later) or Ubuntu Server Edition (version 7.10 or later) | Windows or Linux running on your end users' desktop PCs or notebooks |
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