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TeamSite 7.x on Windows 64-bit?

ReggieRWalker

Just a sanity check...I see that no version of Windows (03 or 08) 64-bit is "officially" supported. Am I reading that right? 6.7.2 supports Windows 03 64-bit but not 7.x (7.1 or 7.2)?

TIA

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Adam Stoller

Just a sanity check...I see that no version of Windows (03 or 08) 64-bit is "officially" supported. Am I reading that right? 6.7.2 supports Windows 03 64-bit but not 7.x (7.1 or 7.2)?

TIA

Actually, if you read the 6.7.2 Release notes carefully you'll see that it only supports 32-bit OS's even if being run on a 64-bit architecture hardware; 7.1 only indicates the support for 32-bit OS's but doesn't address the architecture of the hardware. So, I don't think it's a change.

However, if you want an official response you'll have to contact Autonomy Interwoven [Support].

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ReggieRWalker

Actually, if you read the 6.7.2 Release notes carefully you'll see that it only supports 32-bit OS's even if being run on a 64-bit architecture hardware; 7.1 only indicates the support for 32-bit OS's but doesn't address the architecture of the hardware. So, I don't think it's a change.

However, if you want an official response you'll have to contact Autonomy Interwoven [Support].

Oh yeah...I do see that now. Thanks Fish. I'll post what Support says.

ReggieRWalker

This is the OFFICIAL word from Support on this:

We don't currenlty have support for 64 bit OS
on Windows in TS. Here's what we have so far for support on TeamSite v
7.1:

Windows 2003 Server R2, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit,
Windows 2003 Server SP2, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit,
Windows 2008 Server, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit,

It is noted though that you can use these 32bit OS's on the 64bit
hardware so you're ready when the 64bit OSs are support.

We start support for the 64 bit OS in OD but only for Windows 2008.
Here's what Windows OS's are supported in OD 7.1:

Windows 2000 (SP2 or later)
Windows 2003, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit (on x86 or x86-64 hardware)
Windows 2003 Server SP1, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit (on x86 or x86-64
hardware)
Windows 2003 Server SP2, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit (on x86 or x86-64
hardware)
Windows 2003 Server R2, Enterprise Edition, 32-bit (on x86 or x86-64
hardware)
Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition, 32-bit (on x86 or x86-64 hardware)
Windows 2008 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit (x86-64 hardware)

On LiveSite 7.1 were support the following:

Windows 2003 SP1 and SP2 32-bit (on x86 and x86-64 systems),
Windows 2008 32-bit (x86 and x86-64 systems)

I'm still trying to confirm if there have been any changes to this
support under our recently release 7.2 products (though most likely not
as dot releases are normally fixes and minimal enhancements note major
changes).

So I believe in listing what's supported I've also answered your
question about what can you use in the Windows 2003 side of the house.

As always, Eng is doing there best to work at including other versions
of OS's in future releases but it's to early to get a firm answer on
WHEN the 64 bit OS's will come into play here. Until it's completly
tested and certified to work, they won't release any info on it.

Frederik

TS 7.2 Release Notes rev 3 (ts_72_rn_rev3_en.pdf) mention support for "Windows 2008 SP2 Server Enterprise Edition 64-bit"

Adam Stoller

TS 7.2 Release Notes rev 3 (ts_72_rn_rev3_en.pdf) mention support for "Windows 2008 SP2 Server Enterprise Edition 64-bit"

Hmm - interesting, there's been a rev of documentation, and possibly even a rev of the installers - but nothing (as far as I can see) that indicates a "patch" or "service pack" update to the installers. Is everything still considered just 7.2.0 ?