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Windows server 2003?

nico

So I know ts6.5 supports Windows SERVER 2003 but does it support the 2003 Standard?

Edited by nico on 07/06/05 03:11 PM (server time).

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ccprofessional

it believe it works on professional but NOT supported

Gregg Faus

When did Microsoft start making a non server version of 2003? It comes in Enterprise, Standard, and Web editions.

According to documentation, only the pricey Enterprise edition is supported.

nico

Sorry meant Standard

Gregg Faus

Not yet. I'm hoping they can get it working on standard. I don't have the need for the Enterprise support for memory and processors and wish to move off the Win2k platform. That is about a $3000 difference ($1000/Standard & $4,000/Enterprise).

ccprofessional

Just curious, have you tried installing on Win 2k3 standard?

I have heard that if you cheat ZeroG (the installer) to think your OS is Win2k3 (registry changes), you can install TS on any Windows platform (including XP).

disclaimer: I tried to hack my XP registry, but ZeroG wouldn't run.

nico

Didn't have to hack anything and it installed fine on standard, but we did it on a VM. But I don't feel comfortable putting it on a non officially supported os, just too conservative for that.

Gregg Faus

Same here. Running it on a production box would be bad if I needed support. The support script you run against your machine doesn't lie. Unless you edit it Smiley Happy

Jamik

just an fyi, we've been running TS 6.1 on windows 2003 standard server for about a year now and haven't run into any problems. I just did an upgrade to our dev box to TS6.5 and it seems to be running fine so far. Of course, the support would be an issue.

ccprofessional

If it's a production server I wouldn't mess with Interwoven's recommendations or support requirements.

However, I am just playing with a development TS license on a XP box ..

here's what I did (note: it doesn't work ):

On the XP machine:

--Change a couple of registry keys - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
CurrentVersion=5.0 and CSDVersion=Service Pack 4. (Do not reboot yet, because these keys will automatically go back to their correct XP settings upon reboot.)

--Right click on the TeamSite installer .exe and select Properties; click on the Compatibility tab; check 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:'; click the drop-down menu, and select Windows 2000.

--Run the installer

--As mentioned, after reboot, the registry keys go back to their proper XP settings, but TeamSite will run.

NOTE: the above does NOT work for me (and anyone trying to make it work on XP is doing so at their own risk)

If anyone has any suggestions on cheating the TS installer into thinking its a Win2k machine, I am willing to give it a shot

ccprofessional

FYI.. regarding running TS on VM (VMWare?) is not supported either

nipper

FYI.. regarding running TS on VM (VMWare?) is not supported either

yes but it works well, IW SEs use vmware as well.