Hi Joseph,
1. Sure, but for now we only ship OTRS with a 32-bit Perl and ditto MySQL
and Apache instance. But we have tons of customers running it on 64-bit
operating systems.
Of course, if you would do an 'installation from source' and install all the
components yourself you would be able to install everything in 64-bit. One
of the problems is that Apache does not provide pre-compiled 64-bit windows
versions (yet) but there are some available on the web.
2. I don't know if it's technically possible to upgrade a Windows 2003 to
2008 server and if it would be advisable or not. Please consult a Microsoft
mailing list or forum for advice. I'll **guess** you can't upgrade from a
32-bit OS to a 64- bit OS, but both Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server
2008 are available in 32-bit and 64-bit editions. Exception is Windows
Server 2008R2 which is only available as 64-bit.
But to take it back on topic, it's perfectly possible to move an OTRS that
has been running on 32-bit Win2003 to 64-bit Win2008, if you want to.
--
Mike
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 8:48 AM, Joseph Thomas
Dear team, 1. pls help me to find whether otr s can be use with 64 bit windows server 2003?
2. if i installed OTRS in my server 2003 and integrated with the Active Directory,is it possible to upgrade my server to 2008?
pls reply soon....... im waiting for the response.
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