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Microsoft

Windows Server

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2003 White Paper

Windows NT 4.0 Server Upgrade Guide 20

(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7fc46855-b8a4-46cd-a236-

3159970fde94).

2. Double-click Act30pkg.exe.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Many of the tools in ACT 3.0 run only on Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, or Windows 2000.

However, Collector, a client-side tool, runs on all Windows 95 and later operating systems, as the

following table shows.

Supported Operating Systems for ACT 3.0 and Collector

Tool Supported Operating Systems

ACT 3.0

§ Windows Server 2003

§ Windows XP

§ Windows 2000 Professional

§ Windows 2000 Server

Collector (Collector.exe)

§ Windows Server 2003

§ Windows XP

§ Windows 2000 Professional

§ Windows 2000 Server

§ Windows NT 4.0 Workstation

§ Windows NT 4.0 Server

§ Windows 95

§ Windows 98

§ Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me)

Making an Inventory with Collector

Obtaining an inventory of all the applications running on a system can be performed by a simple

command-line tool, Collector, which is included with ACT 3.0. Collector is a client-side tool that

can be deployed to computers by copying the Collector.exe file to a floppy disk and installing on

the client computer, or through more advanced mechanisms like adding it to a logon script or

using Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS). The goal of running Collector is to obtain a

complete inventory of all applications in the enterprise that need to be supported on Windows

Server 2003.

Running Collector

The data generated by Collector is stored in compressed .cab files by default or uncompressed

XML files if specified. The location of these files is controlled by using the command-line switches

when running the tool. It’s a good idea to create a network share first to store the inventory files,

and then run Collector on all the computers planned for upgrade. By default, if a location to store

the inventory files is not specified, the inventory files appear on the desktop of the user who

invoked Collector. The files are uniquely identifiable, so there is no need to worry about one

computer overwriting the data collected for another.

The Collector.exe file is located in the following folder:

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