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installing .Net Framework on serversI have a customer who's IT department is hesitant to install .Net
Framework on their servers. The customer is already running the application locally (the local computers have the Framework installed). Are there documents available that I can provide IT departments to ease their concern about installing .Net Framework and .Net applications on their servers? Thanks, Tim "tsteven***@assemblyvision.com" <t**@hearthworks.com> wrote in In terms of what?news:1148566751.648443.169630@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: > I have a customer who's IT department is hesitant to install .Net > Framework on their servers. The customer is already running the > application locally (the local computers have the Framework installed). > Are there documents available that I can provide IT departments to > ease their concern about installing .Net Framework and .Net > applications on their servers? Stability? Security? Hmmm... If they're weary about .NET, I would give them a presentation to tell them what the .NET framework is exactly. Also do a comparison with Java's runtime as they do about the same thing. Thanks for the reply. They are probably concerned with both. I'm
dealing with the users of the software and not directly with the IT department. That may change soon. They may also be concerned about my ..Net application conflicting with other applications running on the servers. "tsteven***@assemblyvision.com" <t**@hearthworks.com> wrote in MSDN has several articles on .NET and CLR security.news:1148573474.198208.184170@y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: > Thanks for the reply. They are probably concerned with both. I'm > dealing with the users of the software and not directly with the IT > department. That may change soon. They may also be concerned about my > .Net application conflicting with other applications running on the > servers. How about deploying your software on a virtual server? VMWare Server is now free, so you can deploy your app in a sandbox environment : ) Thanks - good advice. They will be testing the application in a test
environment - maybe with something like VMWare Server - I'm not sure. They are careful with what they deploy on their servers because of security and Sarbanes Oxley requirements they must comply with. Spam Catcher wrote: Show quote > "tsteven***@assemblyvision.com" <t**@hearthworks.com> wrote in > news:1148573474.198208.184170@y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: > > > Thanks for the reply. They are probably concerned with both. I'm > > dealing with the users of the software and not directly with the IT > > department. That may change soon. They may also be concerned about my > > .Net application conflicting with other applications running on the > > servers. > > MSDN has several articles on .NET and CLR security. > > How about deploying your software on a virtual server? VMWare Server is now > free, so you can deploy your app in a sandbox environment : ) Depending on the version of the server OS, one or more versions of the
framework are already installed. Mike Ober. Show quote "tsteven***@assemblyvision.com" <t**@hearthworks.com> wrote in message news:1148566751.648443.169630@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > I have a customer who's IT department is hesitant to install .Net > Framework on their servers. The customer is already running the > application locally (the local computers have the Framework installed) > ease their concern about installing .Net Framework and .Net > applications on their servers? > > Thanks, > Tim > >  |
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