Where can I get version 5 and 6.0 of WebSphere Application server for
both windows and Linux? Please forward URL's if you have any.
Thanks, Ed

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ersimpso wrote:
> Where can I get version 5 and 6.0 of WebSphere Application server for
> both windows and Linux? Please forward URL's if you have any.
> Thanks, Ed
>

IBM doesn't typically make available evaluation copies of old releases
of software, its generally the most current version that is available
for evaluation. After all, if you're only evaluating it, why would you
not want the most recent?

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On Aug 11, 3:08 pm, Paul Ilechko <paul.ilec...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
> ersimpso wrote: 
>
> IBM doesn't typically make available evaluation copies of old releases
> of software, its generally the most current version that is available
> for evaluation. After all, if you're only evaluating it, why would you
> not want the most recent?

This is true. I want to install older version so as to learn how to
administer them. I work for IBM Global Technologies in Web Services
where I currently support BEA WebLogic and IIS. Working for IBM you
would think I could get my hands on a copy.

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ersimpso wrote:
> On Aug 11, 3:08 pm, Paul Ilechko <paul.ilec...@us.ibm.com> wrote: 
>
> This is true. I want to install older version so as to learn how to
> administer them. I work for IBM Global Technologies in Web Services
> where I currently support BEA WebLogic and IIS. Working for IBM you
> would think I could get my hands on a copy.
>

You might want to post this kind of stuff in an internal forum rather
than a public newsgroup. One would assume IBM had internal resources.
Ken

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ersimpso wrote:

> This is true. I want to install older version so as to learn how to
> administer them. I work for IBM Global Technologies in Web Services
> where I currently support BEA WebLogic and IIS. Working for IBM you
> would think I could get my hands on a copy.
>
You need to go to the IBM internal Extreme Leverage site for this. Just
go to w3.ibm.com and search.

Jim

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