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July 12th 07, 07:32 PM
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NFS Client in Business 64 bit?
I have a Vista Business x86_64 bit that I need to have a NFS client for. I
was hoping I could use the MS provided one that's shipped with Vista, but apparently it can only be activated in Enterprise and Ultimate versions. I've used it on my computer with Ultimate, and it works fine there. So, I tried to install the good old SFU 3.5, but that can't be used on the 64-bit Vista. It feels like I'm stuck here. I don't want to upgrade the computer tu Ultimate ONLY to use NFS, and I have only found 3:rd party NFS clients that works with Vista 64-bit that are VERY expensive. Isn't there a way to be able to use the already shipped MS client for NFS with the Business license? Any ideas are very welcome. 
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July 17th 07, 09:14 AM
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NFS Client in Business 64 bit?
Really nobody with ideas??
"Anders N." wrote: I have a Vista Business x86_64 bit that I need to have a NFS client for. I was hoping I could use the MS provided one that's shipped with Vista, but apparently it can only be activated in Enterprise and Ultimate versions. I've used it on my computer with Ultimate, and it works fine there. So, I tried to install the good old SFU 3.5, but that can't be used on the 64-bit Vista. It feels like I'm stuck here. I don't want to upgrade the computer tu Ultimate ONLY to use NFS, and I have only found 3:rd party NFS clients that works with Vista 64-bit that are VERY expensive. Isn't there a way to be able to use the already shipped MS client for NFS with the Business license? Any ideas are very welcome.
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