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Thanks for the reply, but not sure that answers my question. &nbsp;My question is if it is a recommended configuration to have QuickBooks Enterprise Server and QuickBooks Enterprise client application installed on the same computer.<br />
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The situation you are referring to is true for Quickbooks Pro/Premier.
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Thanks for the reply, but not sure that answers my question.  My question is if it is a recommended configuration to have QuickBooks Enterprise Server and QuickBooks Enterprise client application installed on the same computer.

The situation you are referring to is true for Quickbooks Pro/Premier.

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I would call the sales line at Intuit and ask them if that is recommended and more importantly, supported.
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I would call the sales line at Intuit and ask them if that is recommended and more importantly, supported.

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As this solution gave the most information, it wins. &nbsp;I ended up just trying the configuration and it worked.
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As this solution gave the most information, it wins.  I ended up just trying the configuration and it worked.

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Thanks, and glad you got it working! Good luck...
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Thanks, and glad you got it working! Good luck...

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Simple question, but can't find details on QB forums/support KB...<br />
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Can I install the QuickBooks Enterprise client on the same system as my QB Enterprise Server application? &nbsp;Any references to intuit support articles would be helpful.<br />
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Thanks!
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Simple question, but can't find details on QB forums/support KB...

Can I install the QuickBooks Enterprise client on the same system as my QB Enterprise Server application?  Any references to intuit support articles would be helpful.

Thanks!

Quickbooks Enterprise server and client on same system

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