Ken,

Probably the biggest difference, for a large client base, is that Networker
7.x seems to rely on DNS much more for security. That is, it seems to
perform many more IP/DNS checks of a client.  We found it actually brought
out some errors in DNS for some clients that version 6.1.3 did not care about.

One needs to make sure all interfaces on a client are resolvable for
Networker 7.x. and in the alias field..remediating this before upgrading
really reduces client failures right after the upgrade.


Robert Maiello
Pioneer Data Systems

On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 15:24:10 -0400, Ciolek, Ken <Ken.Ciolek AT AIG DOT COM> 
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>I am getting ready to do a company wide upgrade to 7.x and read the install
>guide and for the mopst part seems pretty straight forward. I wanted
>feedback if anyone ran into any problems or issues due to whatever reason.
>The platform that I am performing the upgrade on Windows 2000 and running a
>mix of 6.0.1 and 6.1.3.
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