RE: Curiosity question on R7+ and Hannover client upgrades

Appreciate your feedback.  Maybe I'm misreading something. 

The R7.0.2 Release Notes, page 178, topic "Upgrading a multi-user 
installation to Domino 7" stated:  If you have installed multiple IBM 
Lotus Notes 6.x clients as Notes multi-user installations, you must 
uninstall the Notes 6.x clients and then install IBM Lotus Notes 7. 
Directly upgrading from IBM Lotus Notes 6.x clients to Notes 7 is not 
supported.

I assume, from your successful results, that you can directly upgrade R6 
multi-users to R7 but if anything does go wrong IBM support does not have 
to provide support assistance.

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Gary,
I didnt have to do anything special when I moved from 6.5.4 to 7.0.1 for 
the multi-user clients that we have. 

Just my two cents...
Chris

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From: Gary.Wade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sent: 12/1/2006 1:43 PM
Subject: Curiosity question on R7+ and Hannover client upgrades

Currently my 3,000+ clients are at R6.5.5.  Come February I'm planning to 
go to R7.0.2.  I note from reading R7 guidance documents that  I will have 

to completely uninstal all my multi-users setups and rebuild them from R7 
code.  Hannover is supposed to come out in late 2007 (not that I'm going 
to rush into it).  I'm wondering if the code is so different that I will 
have to once again break down all my multi-users setups or (hopefully) can 

I just lay down the new Hannover code.

Anyone have any insight or comments on this?

Happy Holidays :-)
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Gary L Wade
Lotus Notes Administrator
City of Orlando
400 S. Orange Ave.
PO Box 4990
Orlando, FL  32802-4990
(PH) 407-246-3796 
(FAX) 407-246-2878
(CELL) 321-229-6468
gary.wade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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