Greg,

Yes Windows Server 2022 works, and as you mentioned SQL 2022 is not currently supported due to it coming out after we released. 

Clients can use windows 10 and 11 with one small caveat.

With windows 11 if you Turn on "Smart App Control" it will not work. Smart App Control is only able to be turned on if you installed your windows 11 Operating system using the Windows 11 22H2 release so it is not something you can turn on if you applied the 22H2 update. (again only a problem if Smart App Control is On, appears fine in Evaluation(default) and OFF mode)

In the process of addressing this issue as well.

There is a possibility of Adding SQL 2022 in a PU, currently researching that.

Hope that helps,

Kevin

Wow --that was fast. Why did I waste time on searching the KBs when I can get this type of targeted response --and so quick! thanks Kevin. that totally answers my question! Have a great weekend!

lol just happens to be what I am working on right now ;)

Kevin

nice. Yeah, I was kind of hoping I could do a pretty simple KB search under Sage 500 and find a PDF on system requirements for 2023. wasn't able to, so glad to have your quick response.

Here is the document with the compatibility guides.

View Document - Sage Knowledgebase

yep. found that early on, but never opens the PDF --the link doesn't seem to work:

Greg,

hmmm, what Browser are you using? it works fine for me with Edge and when I used Firefox looks like its PopUp blocker stopped it... see if you have that same problem.

Kevin

I'm in Firefox. Also when I hover over the link, it just shows https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/

and then when i click on the PDF link, it takes me here:

I'm in Firefox. Also when I hover over the link, it just shows https://support.na.sage.com/selfservice/

and then when i click on the PDF link, it takes me here:

But you're right: Edge does give me a PDF window that works.

had to go into Firefox and turn off Blockpop-s --used to seeing a little icon that it blocked a pop-up. anyway, all good now.