[thelist] .NET CLR

[Peter Loron]

Win2K didn't come with .NET installed. You'll need to install it. Should
be able to find it in Windows Update. There _should_ be no disruption to
existing services if you're simply adding .NET to an otherwise up to
date system.

OF course, you should test this out first. I'd fire up a clone of the
intranet server in VMWare or VirtualPC and try the update there first.

-Pete

Chris.Marsh at Callserve.com wrote:
> Ken
> 
> 
>>Add/Remove Programs Control Panel will tell you
>>
>>"Reliable" is a subjective word though - in a default 
>>configuration the
>>listing in Add/Remove Programs will tell you. If someone goes 
>>out of their
>>way to hide this from the Control Panel, you will need to 
>>seek other means.
> 
> 
> Thanks for the response. I did not find it in the control panel, and have no
> evidence to suggest that its installation is being hidden.
> 
> The context is that we need to upgrade to .NET as a development technology.
> In order to get up to speed, we need to use it on an intranet server
> initially in order to avoid any disruption to live services. However, even
> significant disruption to intranet services is unacceptable, so I'm trying
> to find out the best manner in which to install the least possible software
> in order to start using .NET on a Windows 2000 Server. Do you have any tips
> that may assist me in coming up with an implementation strategy, by any
> chance?
> 
> Many thanks!
> 
> Chris Marsh
> Web Developer
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