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Found another solution<br />
The MDAC worked out after installing the BB Server
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Found another solution
The MDAC worked out after installing the BB Server

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We have a 64 bit HP Server running Windows 2003 (Member server)<br />
Preperations have been completed<br />
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I am at the point of installing the BESX_epress and ran the install it gave an error message or a Yellow icon on the MDAC and I was encouraged to run the Component Checker and it found 2 versions of MDAC :<br />
MDAC 2.8 ON WINDOWS XP SP2<br />
MDAC 2.8 SP2 ON WINDOWS SERVER 2003 SP2<br />
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Blackberry advised us to call Microsoft about this issue.<br />
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The question is do we remove the XP version of MDAC or leave it?<br />
Thanks <br />
-Droseblade <br />

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We have a 64 bit HP Server running Windows 2003 (Member server)
Preperations have been completed

I am at the point of installing the BESX_epress and ran the install it gave an error message or a Yellow icon on the MDAC and I was encouraged to run the Component Checker and it found 2 versions of MDAC :
MDAC 2.8 ON WINDOWS XP SP2
MDAC 2.8 SP2 ON WINDOWS SERVER 2003 SP2

Blackberry advised us to call Microsoft about this issue.

The question is do we remove the XP version of MDAC or leave it?
Thanks 
-Droseblade 


Blackberry server Enterprise Express: the Compenent Checker found 2 versions of MDAC

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