Why do I get "OS not recognized" when I try toinstall DNG on a PC running windows 8.1?
Allan Gardner (6●1●1)
| asked Oct 28 '14, 5:14 p.m.
edited Oct 28 '14, 5:23 p.m. by Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
I am interested in the requirements module DOORS. I have a standalone PC running windows 8.1 1 want to use the trial version as a refresher / update (I used doors some 10 years ago!
I’m having trouble installing it. I have launched the jazz team server and applied the default section I get this message CRJAZ9003W - The operating system type is not recognized. The system cannot determine if the operating system is supported. See the list of supported server operating systems, and make sure that you are using one of those operating systems. [Details: os.name=Windows Vista; os.arch=amd64; os.version=6.2 build 9200; distribution=]. I need guidance - please. Kind regards Allan |
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Remember to phrase your question as a question ... one way to tell is that if you don't have a question mark at the end of your title, it isn't a question. I've edited your title to reflect the question I believe you meant to ask.
It is not clear what version of RDNG you are installing, obviously Windows 8.1 is not supported for the server but only for client, please see the system requirements for latest version5.0.1:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/CLMSystemRequirements50#A1_Server_Operating_Systems
I receive this same message for Windows 10 Pro 64-bit but according to Jazz, this OS should be supported.
Other critical client pieces are install-able under Windows 10 Pro 64-bit except for the server components. This policy by IBM makes it very difficult to prototype their solutions for prospective customers.
I don't really get it. A server application is supposed to run on a server platform. Whether you can install it is one thing, while whether it is supported is another.