ACS 4.2 Remote agent with WIN server 2008 core Enterprise 64-bit

I need help to clarify if Cisco ACS 4.2 does support remote agent on Win server 2008 core enterprise 64-bit?? if not supported; is there any work-around solution for this?

Hi,
As per the release notes it does support.
Windows 64-bit Support for Remote Agent:-
ACS 4.2.1 Remote Agent is supported on the following Windows 64-bit OS:
•Windows Server 2008, Standard Edition with Service Pack 2
•Windows Server 2008, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 2
•Windows Server 2003, R2, Standard Edition with Service Pack 2
•Windows Server 2003, R2, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 2
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_server_for_windows/4.2.1/Release_Notes/acs421_rn.html#wp1050574
thanks,
Vinay

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i access a windows server 2008 machine via remote desktop i want to print to my local hp officejet 6700 printer i have my printer resources shared i have downloaded the OJ6700_Basicx64_1315.exe which says its for win server 2008 yet when trying to install it says my OS is not supported. is there any other driver i can use? any way to use a generic driver?

Yes, you can try to download the 990c driver and it should work. (Shane_R) has a post that gives you directions on how to download the alternate drivers. Here is a link that may assist you.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-All-in-One-Software-Drivers-e-g-Windows-8/How-to-Assign-Alterna...
Let me know if this helps, thanks.
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