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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a mixed network of Windows 2003 server and 1 novell 4.11 server, which hosts some really old dos applications that we still use, one of which is a dataease application and the other is opera for dos.<br />
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I am having some real problems with the novell server and i wish to decommsion it altogether, has anyone ever ran dos apps on a 2003 server successfuly, i remember i tried to do this before but it was a disaster in terms on file locking and so, i wonder is 2003 any better for this.<br />
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Are there any registry tweaks i can apply to help the apps run smoothly.<br />
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Cheers<br />
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Hi Experts,

I have a mixed network of Windows 2003 server and 1 novell 4.11 server, which hosts some really old dos applications that we still use, one of which is a dataease application and the other is opera for dos.

I am having some real problems with the novell server and i wish to decommsion it altogether, has anyone ever ran dos apps on a 2003 server successfuly, i remember i tried to do this before but it was a disaster in terms on file locking and so, i wonder is 2003 any better for this.

Are there any registry tweaks i can apply to help the apps run smoothly.

Cheers



Windows 2003 and DOs Applications

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