- Ciscoworks 2000 running on Windows 2003 Server
- Posted by Itchy'n'Scratchie on October 17th, 2003
Has anyone had any luck installing Ciscoworks 2000 v2.2 onto Windows 2003
Server?
If you have, I would like to know!!!!
I know that Ciscoworks currently does not support 2003 Server but Cisco say
it's in the works but that doesn't mean you can't run it on 2003!!! IF you
have problems, Ciscos won't help out...but hey, not everyone can wait for
Cisco to get their act into gear!!!!
Someone mentioned something about tricking the Windows 2003 Server into
being a Windows 2000 Server, in which case Ciscoworks 2000 would install.
Anything on this subject would be great!!!
- Posted by ntlhell on October 17th, 2003
"Itchy'n'Scratchie" <traderaus@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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i've done much the same things with service packs... changing the version to
install software.
perhaps the installation program looks up a registry entry regarding the
o.s. and makes its decision on that?
- Posted by Patrick on October 18th, 2003
Windows 2003 has a Application Compatibility utility which will
emulate the version of OS an application needs. Check out Microsoft
TechNet for this. Hope this helps.
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- Posted by PastyPies on October 18th, 2003
Hi,
I have never used Win 2003 server but presumably you can run software in
compatibility mode like in Win XP and Win 2K server/pro etc.
It's got to be worth a shot installing and running in Win 2k mode if you
haven't tried it already.
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- Posted by Itchy'n'Scratchie on October 18th, 2003
I'll give that a try and let you know how I go.
Thanks!
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- Posted by Neil Pike on November 4th, 2003
apcompat.exe
Neil Pike
Protech Computing Ltd
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