Windows Server

Morinic · Guest

Is there a known conflict between Great Plains Portal Server and WSPPS? I
installed WSPPS on a server, configured a website with several subsites.
Tested all functionality and was cruising to completing initial design.

I was then requested to install Great Plains Portal Server on the server.
That site works fine. I can even post new shared documents and meeting
workspaces via Office. But now the original sites will not allow me to post
new shared documents via Office. I can through IE, but not Office. I've
forced the SP2 update and that does not work.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Hollis D. Paul · Guest

In article <6DBBF137-AC55-4BCA-9E79-011379A07223@microsoft.com>,
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Morinic · Guest

Not that I am aware of. GPPS supposedly operate automously of SPS but
requires that WSS is installed. The only thing that I did not try was
unattaching the content databases and attaching them to another SPS server to
see if it was a configuration in the portal site or the WSS or SPS
configuration database.

Has anyone else run into a problem with GPPS and SPS running production
sites? I am concerned b/c we have a client that want to run their intranet
SPS site on the same server that they are going to run GPPS.

Thanks,

"Hollis D. Paul" wrote:

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