Hi Rebecca, I'm using the 5.1.2, 6.3 and 7 WUT's all on one machine, each installed in its own home directory. This works great for me. Also, v7 is in fact support as a user tool to use against your 6.3 server (as opposed to a 5.1.2 server) so there is no actual need to install multiple versions. Of course, if you are an admin it might be nice to be able to test problems on both versions of the user tool.
Hope this helps, Michiel On 12/20/06, Rebecca Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all, Because we're going to be running two instances (6.3 and 7) of Remedy in parallel for a while, we want to deploy the two versions and have them operate independently. I know that there are many considerations we need to be aware of, but I want to be sure we cover all of them. BMC's telling me that installing two versions of the client tools on one machine isn't supported, but I'm fairly confident it can be done. First of all, I believe that although you specify the installer to run to a separate and distinct directory, the Registry keys will still only reference one key - is there any way around that? I want to be sure that for one user name, the Home directory is read separately - is this possible? Any advice, suggestions, instructions, etc. are most welcome! Thanks, Rebecca _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org ARSlist:"Where the Answers Are"
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