Not if you remember that _everything_ has to go under the
\Program Files (x86)\ directory, and if you want it on the D: drive like ours
are installed then you need to create the D:\Program Files (x86)\ directory
manually.
Most of the installers ran fine from other directories (
D:\Install\whatever) or from file space on other servers, but none of the ITSM
or CMDB patches that run from the command line would run properly on the x64
server, anywhere. I ran them from a Win2K server in the same domain/subnet just
fine since they have parameters for server, user, password, top port and connect
like a client.
Installing the CMDB requires that you be logged in to the
server locally, not using a domain account. I probably did the other ITSM apps
the same way, but CMDB required it.
Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Remedy Database
Administrator
University of North Texas Computing Center
http://remedy.unt.edu/helpdesk/
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