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The Redhat server is version 5.7.
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MezzutOzil--<br />
This reference has the download link<br />
<a href="http://forums.kerio.com/t/24593//" rel="ugc">http://forums.kerio.com/t/24593//</a>
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The upgrade activity has been postponed to 2 week later. However, the upgrade should work.
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This is using Kerio Connect 7.3.2 on RedHat Enterprise Linux server 32-bit. My management express interest in upgrading to the latest version - 8.1.0. How can I upgrade? How about the client side - Outlook connector, any downtime or incompatibility? Can I get the step-by-step instructions on how to get done?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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This is using Kerio Connect 7.3.2 on RedHat Enterprise Linux server 32-bit. My management express interest in upgrading to the latest version - 8.1.0. How can I upgrade? How about the client side - Outlook connector, any downtime or incompatibility? Can I get the step-by-step instructions on how to get done?

Thanks in advance.

MezzutOzil--
This reference has the download link
http://forums.kerio.com/t/24593//

The upgrade activity has been postponed to 2 week later. However, the upgrade should work.

How to upgrade to Kerio connect 8.1.0?

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