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Plesk + 64 Bit Windows = Love?

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nickbrown

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Hello All,

I am wondering if anyone here runs Plesk 7.6 on Windows 2003 64 Bit? I am assuming Plesk is only 32 Bit and am unsure if it is going to have compaitibility issues.

Any advice is much appreciated.

Cheers
Nick.
 
For anyone who is interested I emailed SWSoft regarding this and had the following response;

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Yes, Plesk 7.6 is compatible with Windows 64bit.But IIS should work in 32bit mode and ASP.NET also.
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I also found the following KB article http://kb.swsoft.com/article_156_1125_en.html
 
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