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Repartee OS2 Upgrade to Windows

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Repartee OS2 Upgrade to Windows

Repartee OS2 Upgrade to Windows

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Currently using a 64 port Repartee OS2, can this be upgradeded to a windows based system???

RE: Repartee OS2 Upgrade to Windows

Yes, the system can be upgraded to run on Win 2000 Server.  However, it adds no functionality that the latest release of the OS2 version can offer.  In my opinion you would be better off just upgrading the current system to the latest version and sticking with OS2.  I am an AV technician and have had many problems getting the windows version setup properly.  Once it is running it seems to be solid, but with no additional features, and the cost associated it's just not worth it.

RE: Repartee OS2 Upgrade to Windows

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Thanks for the info.

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