Just make sure you use a recent version of GLYCAM06.  The document at
the link below explains in more detai.  But, if you use the most
recent version of GLYCAM06, you will be fine.

http://glycam.org/docs/help/2014/07/02/which-protein-force-fields-are-compatible-with-glycam/

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