Re: 7.6.04 on a windows environment.

2011-04-01 Thread Bala iLink

Hi

I am currently installing 7.6.04 on dev box

Windows 64 bit
sql server 2008 r2

Thanks
Bala

> Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 18:14:11 -0500
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> Subject: 7.6.04 on a windows environment.
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> Is anyone out there in production or planning on going to production 
> with 7.6.04 ARS , ITSM and KB?   In a week or so I'm doing the first 
> installs I've ever done (10+ years doing development) of Remedy, ITSM, 
> KB and Mid-Tier.Thanks in advance.
> 
> randy
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Re: 7.6.04 on a windows environment.

2011-03-30 Thread Murnane, Phil
Randy:

See recent posts from strauss.  We on the list have been witness to a truly 
titanic battle between one of our most experienced members and the v7.6.04 
products.

I'm just wrapping up a project for a customer who was just adopting BMC's 
products, and have no custom code.  We loaded v7.6.04 of ARS, CMDB, ITSM, SRM, 
SLM, and KM on Windows 2008 R2 servers against Oracle 11g R2.

The installs ran pretty smoothly on the single dev & test servers, but we're 
still working out some bumps in the server group install procedures (there's at 
least one BMC KM article about RKM & server groups, IIRC).  Some of the 
installers ran for several hours on the customer's virtual servers, just FYI.  
If you're installing to a server group, you'll have to cobble together pieces 
of information from the "...server groups..." white paper (in the ITSM 7.6.04 
documentation page of BMC's web site) and each product's install guide and/or 
release notes.

BTW, if your RDBMS is Oracle, then the instance must use unicode -- non-unicode 
is no longer supported.

Make database backups at the recommended times when installing the software.  
We took the extra time, and it saved us once.

There's been a few posts recently about whether 64-bit or 32-bit Java should be 
used.  32-bit seems to be preferred, and the best recommendation I seem to 
recall was for multiple instances of 32-bit java if scaling is required.  See 
some of John Baker's recent posts.

Manual data entry to support knowledge transfer has been no problem, but we 
haven't tried loading configuration data from spreadsheets with the data 
management feature yet.  ITSM (all modules) and RKM seem to be fairly well 
behaved so far in dev.

So far SRM and SLM are installed but not in use, so I can't comment much on 
them.

We, like others, saw occasional "Message from webpage: Caught exception :Object 
required" errors pop up when logging into the system via the mid-tier, but they 
seem to have stopped in recent days.  They never actually seemed to cause any 
problem, just the annoying pop-up.

HTH,
--Phil


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Subject: 7.6.04 on a windows environment.

Is anyone out there in production or planning on going to production 
with 7.6.04 ARS , ITSM and KB?   In a week or so I'm doing the first 
installs I've ever done (10+ years doing development) of Remedy, ITSM, 
KB and Mid-Tier.Thanks in advance.

randy

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7.6.04 on a windows environment.

2011-03-29 Thread Randy Evans
Is anyone out there in production or planning on going to production 
with 7.6.04 ARS , ITSM and KB?   In a week or so I'm doing the first 
installs I've ever done (10+ years doing development) of Remedy, ITSM, 
KB and Mid-Tier.Thanks in advance.


randy

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