I've run CF 8 and 9 on 64 bit Windows without issue. In one case I was
using IIS and another Apache. The only issue I had with the Apache set up
was finding a pre-compiled 64 bit Apache installer so I didn't have to do
it myself. Other than that, everything worked/works fine for me. With
more memory available, it definitely keeps your options open.
Hello all!
I am about to embark on setting up a web server using 64 bit Windows 2003
Server via a Xeon x3360 processor (quad core). On this, I will run
ColdFusion 8.01 (which supports 64 bit).
Does anyone out there have any experience with this setup? If so, did you
have issues? Or are there some particular settings you would recommend?
Thanks!
Wes
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