WebLogic 7.0 & WebLogic 6.1 Clusters on the same Sun Machine

          HI All !!
          can we have two different versions of Weblogic running on same machine in different
          clusters i.e. Weblogic 6.1 on one cluster with a different domain and Weblogic
          7.0 on another cluster with a different domain.
          Plzz reply ASAP...
          Thanx
          Nitesh
          

Yes, you can.
          Nitesh wrote:
          > HI All !!
          >
          > can we have two different versions of Weblogic running on same machine in different
          > clusters i.e. Weblogic 6.1 on one cluster with a different domain and Weblogic
          > 7.0 on another cluster with a different domain.
          >
          > Plzz reply ASAP...
          >
          > Thanx
          >
          > Nitesh
          >
          >
          

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