This question has been asked many times and was once again asked today on an internal forum. It is hard to come up with an explicit answer, but I feel I can give you some (personal, non-binding, your mileage may vary, please take with a pinch of salt and don’t sue me) opinions. For SBS 2003...
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on Fri, Dec 12 2008
Filed under: SBSC, Microsoft, Tips, Windows Server 2008, Windows Essential Server Solution Family, SBS 2008, Hyper-V
With SBS 2003 R2, some of the Windows Server 2003 R2 features were not included. I asked today where we were with SBS 2008 and the CPU, Memory and feature lists are, so I am told, the same. On the page http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/compare-specs.aspx it talks about the max number of...
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on Thu, Jun 19 2008
Filed under: Support and Tools, SBSC, Microsoft, Tips, Small business, Windows Server 2008, Windows Essential Server Solution Family, SBS 2008
I saw over on Nicholas's blog post - Nicholas King : EBS/SBS Upgrades & Migrations that he has started to answer some of the questions around system upgrades and migrations. Below are some snippets of key information he has shared. Read his blog post for more. However, key thoughts for me are...
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on Tue, Jun 3 2008
Filed under: SBS 2003, Support and Tools, Windows SharePoint Services, SBSC, Microsoft, SBS 2003 R2, Documentation, Tips, Small business, x64, SBS Cougar, Windows Server 2008, Windows Essential Server Solution Family, SBS 2008