Re: Downgrade domino version

   I had never tried on v5 before -- sorry for being unclear.
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   A Windows Domino admin told me he had to "downgrade" 6= .5.3 back to 6.5.2
   after upgrading due to some Directory issues he encounte= red.  I was just
   curious if similar functionality exists in the iSerie= s world.

   One of these days when time permits I'l= l create a new 6.5.3 server
   instance then try to "update" to 6.5.2
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   Bob
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     From: "Patri= ck Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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     Date: 11/23/2004 10:50AM
     Subject: Re: Downg= rade domino version

     = Your phrasing implies that it was possible on R5.  I'm not aware of
     wh= ether
     it would work or not, but my instincts say no.  Working with = clients,
     downgrading over the top of an existing client has been problem= atic
     for me.
     I prefer to downgrade to a different location.  I woul= d presume the
     same
     applies on a server, but can't say I've tested it.<BR= >
     Patrick

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       Hi All,

       Once on = version 6.x, is it pos= sible to "downgrade" the domino
     server ?

     &= nbsp; i.e. go from v6.5.3 to 6.5.2= .

       Will running UPDDOMSV= R work to a previous vers= ion ?

       Bob
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