riegsa
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Domino vs. Win2000
Hello.
We plan to install a new server with Win2000. We are now running Domino R5 v. 5.0.1b on an NT Server 4.0.
Can we install this version on the Win2000 server? What releases or hotfixes is recommended or needed from Lotus / Microsoft? Other things to consider?
We plan to install a new server with Win2000. We are now running Domino R5 v. 5.0.1b on an NT Server 4.0.
Can we install this version on the Win2000 server? What releases or hotfixes is recommended or needed from Lotus / Microsoft? Other things to consider?
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riegsa,
The URL to the W2KFeedback site got messed up. Copy the entire URL http://www.notes.net/w2kfeedback.nsf/($All)?OpenView to the address field of your browser.
St. Harris
The URL to the W2KFeedback site got messed up. Copy the entire URL http://www.notes.net/w2kfeedback.nsf/($All)?OpenView to the address field of your browser.
St. Harris
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Thanks for your help!
riegsa,
Domino 5.0.3 has been released and is Win 2000 certified.
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Windows 2000 Supported
Beginning in Release 5.0.3, Notes and Domino add support for the new Windows 2000 platform. As a result of the close release schedules of Windows 2000 and Notes and Domino Release 5.0.3, we have not completed the entire suite of full feature testing that is required to achieve a Notes and Domino "Certified" platform status. This work continues. Refer to the 5.0.3 Release Notes for additional information.
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St. Harris
Domino 5.0.3 has been released and is Win 2000 certified.
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Windows 2000 Supported
Beginning in Release 5.0.3, Notes and Domino add support for the new Windows 2000 platform. As a result of the close release schedules of Windows 2000 and Notes and Domino Release 5.0.3, we have not completed the entire suite of full feature testing that is required to achieve a Notes and Domino "Certified" platform status. This work continues. Refer to the 5.0.3 Release Notes for additional information.
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St. Harris
Oops, I meant to say supported not certified.
Also make sure you have plenty of RAM !
I hope this helps.