Remote instance of ias6.5 in winnt4 console

Hello,
I'm trying to administer ias6.5 remotely but application server administration tool doesn't show up in the console. It seems like the issue (bug #4634092
) is resolved in ias6.5 maintenance pack 1.
Questions are:
1. how can I get maintenance pack 1?
2. is it possible to resolve the issue without it?
P.S. It's trial download, I don't have support from SUN.
Thank you,
Alexei Sokolov

Hi,
Ans1:Go to http://wwws.sun.com/software/download/patches/ and download patch for mp1.
Ans2: let me find out.
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