IPAS on W2K Pro

Hi,
I am attempting to install Test Drive II on a W2K Pro machine. I have
followed all hints suggested here to no avail. I have a static IP, no
mention of slapd anywhere and I have verified my domain information. Still
the result is the same: a small wait with no install.
If it is still a domain/host name problem, can someone give some more
information to help me track down the problem? Any other suggestions would
be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
-Dave Simmons
Roaming Media
[email protected]

Hi Dave,
SP2 does not support w2K. SP3 will support W2k machines. It will be
released to market shortly. Try to install SP3. with regds
parsu
Dave Simmons wrote:
>
Hi,
I am attempting to install Test Drive II on a W2K Pro machine. I have
followed all hints suggested here to no avail. I have a static IP, no
mention of slapd anywhere and I have verified my domain information. Still
the result is the same: a small wait with no install.
If it is still a domain/host name problem, can someone give some more
information to help me track down the problem? Any other suggestions would
be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
-Dave Simmons
Roaming Media
[email protected]

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-- skip if you don't want details --
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