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Navision on a Windows 2003 Domain Controller?
vasoov
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Good day,
Can Navision be installed and used on a Windows 2003 Domain Controller? I am interested to know if there are any issues when installing the native database on a DC.
Thanks.
Can Navision be installed and used on a Windows 2003 Domain Controller? I am interested to know if there are any issues when installing the native database on a DC.
Thanks.
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Yes, it will run. Provided the server has enough free memory, disk space, and processor power.
Comments:
1. Navision recommends using a dedicated server for Navision. The server should have only the minimal services running. (Not a default install).
2. When the server is asked to run other applications/services along with Navision, these must share system resources (cpu, disk, memory, etc.). If another process has a peak demand for resources the Navsion users may see this as poor performance.
3. If you are talking about a small network and small Navision database, you would probably be okay until the database grows. I would have a plan to move to a dedicated server as the database grows and performance starts to decline.