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The big question is: Does Autotask support Vault installed on Server Core? If not then it's a no go.<br />
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The fact that there are hard stops while trying to install on Core makes it clear that it's a no go.<br />
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Therefore, the answers to 1 &amp;&nbsp;2 are Yes and No.
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The big question is: Does Autotask support Vault installed on Server Core? If not then it's a no go.

The fact that there are hard stops while trying to install on Core makes it clear that it's a no go.

Therefore, the answers to 1 & 2 are Yes and No.

Ti360

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Hi Philip, <br />
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I did not find any document saying they do support or not the core version at the moment, &nbsp;I will also post on Autodesk forum. <br />
Not sure if you know the answer but why IE is needed on the server side? <br />
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Thanks,
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Hi Philip,

I did not find any document saying they do support or not the core version at the moment,  I will also post on Autodesk forum.
Not sure if you know the answer but why IE is needed on the server side?

Thanks,

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There are so many applications that hook into the IE stack it's not funny.<br />
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It involves a ground-up recode of the product. Many vendors won't do that.
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There are so many applications that hook into the IE stack it's not funny.

It involves a ground-up recode of the product. Many vendors won't do that.

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My answer basically said that so I'm confused by no points?
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My answer basically said that so I'm confused by no points?

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Hey Expert, &nbsp;<br />
I would like to install a Vault Pro 2019 on a 2016 server core. &nbsp;At the moment everything was ok, I install SQL standard, configure firewall etc etc I ran the Pre-check tool, only 1 warning as usual about response time. I launch the setup file for the vault, I can't select it because internet explorer is require to install the vault pro but internet explorer is not available on a core server.... <br />
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1st question, i am not sure IE is really needed on the vault server... ? &nbsp; <br />
2nd question, can i trick it so the install won't check for IE.. &nbsp; &nbsp;? <br />
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May be some of you already tried or talked with autodesk about it ? <br />
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Thanks in advanced for your feedback.
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Hey Expert,  
I would like to install a Vault Pro 2019 on a 2016 server core.  At the moment everything was ok, I install SQL standard, configure firewall etc etc I ran the Pre-check tool, only 1 warning as usual about response time. I launch the setup file for the vault, I can't select it because internet explorer is require to install the vault pro but internet explorer is not available on a core server.... 

1st question, i am not sure IE is really needed on the vault server... ?   
2nd question, can i trick it so the install won't check for IE..    ? 

May be some of you already tried or talked with autodesk about it ? 

Thanks in advanced for your feedback.

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