DI 11.5.1.5 on 64 bit server

I havent been able to find out if Data Integrator (XI) 11.5.1.5 can be run on a 64bit windowsserver. Does any on know?

Hi,
there is no native 64 bit Support for DI in your version. You can install DI on a 64bit Hardware machine with a 64bit Windows OS.
However it will only run in 32bit mode ("only" 4 GB will be adressed). Please also note that all your middleware (Oracle Driver, DB2 Driver, etc.) has to be installed in the 32bit Versions.
For further Informations please check the supported plattforms document for DI.
Regards
-Sebastian
Edited by: Sebastian Wiefett on Dec 10, 2008 2:31 PM

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