15th October 2020 – azurecurve

15th October 2020 – azurecurve

Microsoft Dynamics GP Compatibility page updated for Fall 2020 release

Thursday 15th Oct 2020Thursday 15th Oct 2020 Ian Grieve1 minute read0 comment

I created a GP Compatibility page a while ago to show the compatibility of Microsoft Dynamics GP with the various versions of SQL Server, Windows Server and Windows as a quick reference.

I’ve updated it now for the Microsoft Dynamics GP Fall 2002 Release, based on the system requirements documents.

The page is accessible from the GP Resources menu along with a number of other pages or external links containing useful information on Microsoft Dynamics GP.

Hands on with the Microsoft Dynamics GP Fall 2020 Release: System Requirements

Thursday 15th Oct 2020Monday 12th Oct 2020 Ian Grieve1 minute read0 comment

This post is part of the Hands on with the Microsoft Dynamics GP Fall 2020 Release series where I am hands on with the newly released Microsoft Dynamics GP Fall 2020 Release.

There are not many changes to the system requirements for the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Release are not much, if any, different from the prior release; the system requirements for Dynamics GP and the Web Components can be viewed at the following links:

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Hands on with the Microsoft Dynamics GP Fall 2020 Release
System Requirements
Download
Install .NET prerequisite
Install client
Deploy system database
Add sample company
Create new company
Client first run
Create installation package
Installing web client prerequisites
Add Web Client Runtime feature to client
Install web client
Configure GP Web Components
Install Web Client Help
Install Web Client Resource Cache
Verify Web Management Console Functions
Web Client first run
Install eConnect prerequisites on server
Install eConnect on Server
Configure eConnect on Server
Install Integration Manager
Integration Manager first run
Web Service prerequisites
Install Web Services
Configure Web Services
Verify Web Services
Securing the Web Services for external access

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