Installaing IAS 9i in the same Home of 8iR3

Hello all,
Is there anyone that tried to install IAS 9i in the same home of 8iR3 EE ??
What kind of problems would I have if I do it ?
Thanks
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Why ??
I have done it and it seems to work perfectly! I installed IAS 9i Http Server Only (with portal) in the same home of 8iR3 EE. I have noticed that there is a lot of common things between the two homes. So When I installed IAS, he recognized them and installed only the web server and all Portal components. What is then the reason no to do this kind of installation ?
Thanks
Younes

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