Connect Enterprise on 64-bit?

Has anyone installed Adobe Connect Enterprise 6 on a 64-bit
OS yet? It's supposed to work according to
www.adobe.com/go/90c5c948.
However, after selecting the install language a dialog appears:
"You must have at least 512 MB of physical memory to install Adobe
Connect. This machine has only 0 MB of memory. Setup will now
abort."
This is on a freshly installed Windows Server 2003 R2
Enterprise x64 Edition box.
Help?

mustangcharlie, as the TechNote I mentioned specifically
states, Breeze 5.x does not run on 64-bit.
To update everyone on Connect with 64-bit.... Adobe support
is currently trying to reproduce the problem. The tech I worked
with said there were "comments in the system" that imply "we may
not actually be supporting Connect on 64-bit". He spoke with an
engineer who confirmed it should work on 64-bit, and now the tech
is trying to reproduce my issue for the engineering team. And so I
wait, and consider reinstalling the box with 32-bit Windows....
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You'll see this is to do with 10gR2 - I don't know whether you'll find anything on 6i as I don't think it's supported anymore.
Oracle are never going to develop 6i as it's now 3 versions behind : 11g 10g 9i 6i ....
Metalink would be the place to look.

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My problems start with installing Informatica and Oracle in my 64 bit machine, both are 64 bit software.
When I open Informatica to connect to Oracle, it opens with a 32 bit ODBC connector.
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I was told it is possible using a 32 bit Oracle client.
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Hi,
configure tnsnames.ora at client side....
example: oracle 11g client 32bit
go to oracle home where you have installed oracle 32 bit clinet and then /network/admin directory and then create tnsnames.ora file...
ex:
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(CONNECT_DATA =
(SERVER = DEDICATED)
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tnsping prod1
go to cmd prompt type below
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DBC.

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I've looked through all the documentation I could find and
also searched both the knowledgebase and the forum to find answers.
What I'm looking for is granular "rule of thumb type data" for
instance like in the format of:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_19524&sliceId=2
Anyway:
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with many answers based on how large of an install, how many users,
etc. However does anyone have metrics based on what they've
experienced?
2. I have seen the Adobe server requirements for a Connect
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I work in an IT shop and currently I am having trouble supporting our Marketing division's Captivate needs. They wish to be able to create quizes for online viewing in an LMS and be able to track individual users scores for accountability. Right now I we are using Captivate 4 with Adobe Connect Enterprise. I have been able to use the LMS and view quizes online, but all reporting is done as aggregate and not a session by session (individual) basis. Thus, I only have access to average, max, min scores and other info about all test takers, but no information about specific test users. I have considered accomplishing this by sending data to an access database, but this would require the IT deparment to regularly assist them with creating tests. Obviously I am looking to have the Marketing department be as self-sufficient as they can be. I think the easiest way would be to have the quiz report a session ID (unique for each instance of the quiz being accessed) to Adobe Connect and having Connect associate each aswer to a specific session ID. Other than that I do not have any other ideas for proper tracking of each user's score.
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Help. Are there any other such postings?

FMS on Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (64-bit)

Hi,
I am gotta buy Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise
Edition (64-bit) for my deployment of FMS 2.
As I read FMS 2 system requirement, it only support Microsoft
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition (not mention 32 / 64-bit).
Does anyone got idea on this issue?
Thx a lot!
Alan

At this time, FMS is only officially supported on the 32 bit
version of Windows Server 2003.

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