Installation on Windows SBS 2011
We need to reinstall quickbooks pro 2011 on a new server that is running Windows small business server
2011. Is Quickbooks Pro 2010 compatible?
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03/29/11 3:22am PDT
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03/29/11 1:58pm PDT
The solution
I presume that you mean Quick Books Pro 2010 (not 2011, which is a US product). Both products should install correctly on SBS 2011, which is based upon Windows 2008R2, which is itself Windows 7 Server. I am running QB 2010 Premier on Windows 2008R2 without any problem.
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11/11/11 3:36pm PST
I have database file hosted on Windows Small Business Server 2011 and am having issues opening file in multi-user mode. (Error H202)
-Have Database Manager installed and updated on server
-Turn Firewalls off while trouble shooting
-Ran Network Diagnostic tool, passed connectivity tests..
Any ideas? Been at this for days
11/12/11 12:41am PST
First of all, you have hijacked an existing thread, which means that had I not subscribed to the question would not have prompted me to your reply.
In answer to your question though, you could look specifically at this posting on the US support site which may give you the solution, or you could look also at these similar questions from other users.
01/23/12 1:26pm PST
Is this an official answer? Because an Intuit salesman told our customer that SBS 2011 is unsupported.
01/23/12 1:49pm PST
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I am NOT an Intuit employee.
Although Intuit do say that Windows 2008R2 (and its derivatives such as SBS2011) is not supported, that is NOT to say that Quick Books 2010 and 2012 do NOT work effectively on this platform. As I said in my first response to the original poster, I have been running 2010 and 2012 successfully for over a year on Windows 2008R2.
There was one issue relating to IE9 which has now (as far as I am concerned) been resolved, otherwise there is no problem that I am aware of.
