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Posted by Chad A. Gross [SBS-MVP] on July 23, 2006, 5:30 pm
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Hi John -
There is absolutely no reason why Quantum should not work fine with SBS . .
. I have a Quantum trial installed on my SBS network here at home that is
working flawlessly. I haven't looked at system requirements or what is
supported - but if Sage supports hosting the data on Windows Server 2003,
then you're fine with SBS . . .
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Chad A. Gross [SBS-MVP]
SBS ROCKS!
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> Here's a follow-up:
>
> I didn't get any response to my compatibility question in this newsgroup,
> so
> I installed it in a lab environment myself as a test. I found that
> Peachtree Quantum installed without any problems on Small Business Server
> 2003, it installed the Pervasive SQL software as a service (running under
> the srvany.exe tool), and created the company data folder. I shared the
> company data folder, mapped a drive from a client to the server, installed
> Quantum on the client, and pointed it to the mapped drive for its data.
>
> The client seems to have no problems communicating with the server, and a
> network capture confirmed that the client is communicating with the
> Pervasive SQL engine on the server (on tcp port 3351).
>
> Sage technical support still has not answered my email asking about
> compatibility. I'm going to proceed with the installation on SBS based on
> my testing.
>
> -John
>
>> Can anyone confirm if Peachtree Quantum will be compatible with Small
>> Business Server 2003 in a multi-user client/server environment? The
>> sales
>> guy at Sage simply said "No", but couldn't explain why.
>>
>> I'm not talking about Terminal Services compatibility, I know SBS2003
>> does
>> not support Application Mode. But what about the database back end
> running
>> on SBS2003, and clients running WinXP connecting to it?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> -John
>>
>>
>
>
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