With the release of Exchange Server 2010 Beta 1, many of you have been asking where you can access a 32-bit version of the product. While Exchange 2007 marked the first version of Exchange which is ...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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People really need to stop crying and quit holding up the advancement of technology by dragging their feet in a 32bit world. Truth is there isn't a computer you can buy without a 64bit processor these days
It’s not a silver spoon it’s the fact following facts:
A. Get a notebook or desktop and run 64bit VMs (that’s what I do 8GB Mac book) and I’m in Iraq
B. Hit up eBay and get some old servers for testing, it’s not a full blown lab, its testing.
C. If you need a fully functional test lab then your company has money and is trying to do it right, then you should have the right hardware and software to match the production environment
Those who didn’t see this coming 3 years ago when the production version was only 64bit are just blind, I’d rather the Exchange team spend more time coding and testing the real 64bit product, than wasting time on a 32bit version for demos.
It’s not a silver spoon it’s the fact following facts:
A. Get a notebook or desktop and run 64bit VMs (that’s what I do 8GB Mac book) and I’m in Iraq
B. Hit up eBay and get some old servers for testing, it’s not a full blown lab, its testing.
C. If you need a fully functional test lab then your company has money and is trying to do it right, then you should have the right hardware and software to match the production environment
Those who didn’t see this coming 3 years ago when the production version was only 64bit are just blind, I’d rather the Exchange team spend more time coding and testing the real 64bit product, than wasting time on a 32bit version for demos.