Re: DTM on WInNT4

[Bill McCormick]

Running the DB and terminal interface should be possible. The only think 
I recall about that was NT did not like DTM directly accessing the file 
system. I had to tweak something in the setup files/bat command about 
how DTM was going to use I/O.

Mike Minor wrote:
Ricardo and Bill
Thank you for your input. I really don't want to support this setup either,
but I guess I have to give it a try, just to satify the customer. Thankfully
they are not using any networking capabilities on DTM, they just want to run
on something other than Win98.
Thank you,
Mike Minor
Z-Code Systems, Inc.
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Phone: 407-656-4990
"Ricardo Jamschon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Bill & Mike,
Just to make more clear this issue, I don't recommend neither my customers
nor any
dtm site to run over an unsupported plataform. No matter dtm can
efectively
run over
a WinNT/2K box, you fall into a nobody land due microsoft also consider
netbeui
as a legacy and obsolete protocol.
I think this kind of environment is only worth in a transition stage and
give you better
conditions (technical and/or commercial) for moving the site to Cache.
Regards,
Ricardo Jamschon.
"Bill McCormick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribi� en el mensaje
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NT is definitely not supported. You "can" get everything but the visual
m stuff working though. I recall back when I was supporting DTM I even
got networking to go on NT - all kinds of warnings but it worked.
Ricardo Jamschon wrote:
Mike,
   I have a couple of customers where I have recently deployed a DTM
6.6
server over
   Win2000 (not supported by ISC). On one of them we share dtm server
&
cache 5
   on the same box.
   Please let me know (to my address or to the group) what are you
looking
for and
   I'll be pleased to answer your questions.
Regards,
Ricardo Jamschon
"Mike Minor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribi� en el mensaje
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Hi all...
I'm trying to get away from supporting DTM, and am trying to get
everyone
to

move on to Cache, but some folks just won't give up a good thing.
Anyway,
I've had success running DTM on Win98, WinME and WinXP, but now I have
a
client asking if it will run on WinNT4. Anyone have any experiences
with
DTM

and WinNT4 they would like to share?
Thank you,
Mike Minor
Z-Code Systems, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: 407-656-4990