Does OBIEE 64 bit support IR 32 bit?

I have seen OBIEE 32 bit install utilized as a source (metadata) for Interactive Reporting 32 bit, however I'm curious if OBIEE 64 bit would also support IR 32 bit?
Thanks.

It was not upgrading for sure. Coz we recently
purchase webtools and rent a dedicated server
for this (windows 2003).
If you rent the server from from third party company
check whether they have given the permission to install
software on the server. If you dont have the administrator
account intallation might be restricted.
If it is ok this is the check list i ve
gone through before installing webtools
IIS 6 webserver.
IIS tool kit
.NET 2.0
MS SQL 2005 Server
MS SQL 2005 Management Studio
They need to be installed before you run
the installer.
Is there any error message pop up or what happend
when you run the installer.
Hope this might help you.

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