How These Instructions Are Organized; Upgrading A Server Running Windows 2000 - Intermec 761 Software Update

How These Instructions Are Organized

Upgrading a Server Running Windows 2000

Upgrading the Server Applications Software v1.2 Instructions
Follow these instructions to use the Server Applications v1.2 Upgrade Kit
(P/N 203-759-001) to upgrade your Intermec Application Server to the
Server Applications Software v1.2.
Your Intermec Application Server must already be running either the
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Microsoft Windows
2003 operating system. The instructions differ for each operating system:
• For Windows 2000, see the next section, "Upgrading a Server Running
Windows 2000."
• For Windows Server 2003, see "Upgrading a Server Running Windows
Server 2003" on page 7.
For troubleshooting information, see "Troubleshooting" on page 9.
Follow these steps to upgrade your G4000A running Windows 2000 to
Server Applications Software v1.2.
To upgrade to Server Applications Software v1.2
1 One of the new features of the Server Applications Software v1.2 is the
ability to run up to 300 simultaneous sessions on your server. If you
plan to run more than 127 simultaneous sessions on your G4000A, you
must upgrade the memory in your G4000A. Contact Intermec and
arrange for a service technician to upgrade the memory using the
DCS 30XD/G4000A Server Memory Upgrade Kit (P/N 203-761-001).
2 Make sure you are not running G4000 software version 1.0 on your
G4000A by opening the G4000A home page and clicking About.
• If you are not running G4000 software version 1.0, continue with
Step 3.
• If you are running G4000 software version 1.0, you cannot continue
with this procedure. Instead, you must perform one of these tasks:
• Upgrade the G4000A with the Windows Server 2003 Upgrade Kit
(P/N 074372).
• Or, contact Intermec and arrange for a service technician to
reimage your G4000A with the Windows 2000 SAK Reimage Kit.
If you attempt to continue this upgrade procedure on a
G4000A running G4000 software version 1.0, the upgrade
will reformat the hard drive and then fail, leaving the
G4000A in a nonfunctioning state.
2000 operating system or the Windows Server
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