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Can you direct us to where the post is that had success with option 1?
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I've been doing a lot of searching on these (and other WHS) forums about installing Quickbooks on WHS. Here are the various configurations I've read about:
Installing QB Database Server on the C: drive and the data file on a Shared Folder.
Installing QB Database Server on the C: drive and the data file on a Shared Folder.
Installing QB Database Server and the data file on a hard drive that has not been added to the storage pool (because of Drive Extender conflicts).
Hosting only the data file on the WHS machine and each client PC will have QB installed on it and access the data on WHS. QB database Server isn't installed. This is how we have QB set up now. All PC's have QB installed (in multi-user mode) and one of the PC's host the data file.
It seems as option 1 would be the best route to gain most WHS functionality. One poster seemed to have success with it.
Thanks for any help and suggestions.
Jamie
It seems as option 1 would be the best route to gain most WHS functionality. One poster seemed to have success with it.
Thanks for any help and suggestions.
Jamie
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