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Enterprise Console 4.0

ilene

I am kind of lost here. We downloaded the Enterprise Console 4.0 and installed it in Windows XP. I understand it is not supported. It is a thread handling issue. Can someone give me a little more information? Is this kind of the same issue that Windows XP has with multiple connections on its system?

 We were recommended to use windows 2003 server or 2008, is one better than the other?

Thank you

ilene

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    ilene wrote:

    thank you it does help. I have about 10 computers that this server would manage.  As for the 2003 or 2008 basically we are trying to weighin if we try to run WINS, DNS ( internal) would be better one that the other.

    You're welcome. If pressed I'd have classified 10 computers as small business, not enterprise. Anyway I think for a start you could try it on XP. And if it's got to be a new server I'd take 2008 (disregarding pecuniary arguments) for two reasons:

    1. it's "better" if you use Windows 7 on the workstations
    2. you save yourself the migration

    Christian

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    ilene wrote:

    thank you it does help. I have about 10 computers that this server would manage.  As for the 2003 or 2008 basically we are trying to weighin if we try to run WINS, DNS ( internal) would be better one that the other.

    You're welcome. If pressed I'd have classified 10 computers as small business, not enterprise. Anyway I think for a start you could try it on XP. And if it's got to be a new server I'd take 2008 (disregarding pecuniary arguments) for two reasons:

    1. it's "better" if you use Windows 7 on the workstations
    2. you save yourself the migration

    Christian

    :897
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