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The vendor of said application no longer exists, but we’ve been able to keep it running on a windows server 2012 R2 (ha remember service packs?!) virtual machine. We hired a younger system administrator and he assumed administration of a number of services, to include the application mentioned earlier. Well, he hit his 30 year mark and retired (to be fair he earned it).
We have an older application that was administered by an older, career, administrator.
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