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Just remember, you will have to upgrade the integration services also. I am setting my test lab across multiple VMs. just like the Hyper-V tutorials. My lab consist of 16 VMs across three domains. i am excited.

just becareful with the Server 2008 firewall. If you want to turn off the firewall, you will need to turn off all Windows Server 2008 Firewall Profiles Domain Profile – applied automatically when your server is connected to the Active Directory domain. Private Profile – you can assign this...

You can change the TCP/IP binding order so the dedicated server nic will be on the top. check out Hyper-V networking Article.

by the way, difference between the profiles Domain Profile – applied automatically when your server is connected to the Active Directory domain. Private Profile – you can assign this profile manually when your server is connected to any private address (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.31.x.x, etc.)...

check outServer 2008 Group Policy Administrative Templates Explained

There are a lot of cool things you can do with Server 2008 Hyper-V networking

I have never heard of the Itanium edition, but Windows 2008 Datacenter Edition allows hot swappable processors and processors from 8 to 32.

Are you looking into new Server 2008 Group Policy features? check out Server 2008 Group Policy in depth

I would install WSUS on Server 2008 as a VM.

I didn't know that Terminal Server Gateway and NPS/NAP can intergrate.

Technically, you will run adprep /forestprep on schema master to update the schema and run DCPROMO on Server 2008. As long as you back up your DCs, it should be safe.

Mr Denny is right. I had this issue, get the MAK key for Server 2008 editions from MSDN. It is a lot easier than wasting time with KMS server.

I assume you will have to replicate the data from Server 2008 DC to Server 2003, then sync ADAM with Server 2003 http://www.infotechguyz.com/server2008/changesfromserver2003to2008.html

That will be tough since your clients are not on the domain. I would say, just join the clients to the domain, Use IPSec policy to secure the communication. Denny - http://www.infotechguyz.com

i agree with schtek. Turn off all built-in firewalls. go to Server Manager > Configuration > Windows Firewall > Right click properties. Make sure you turn off Firewall state on Domain Profile, Private Profile and Public Profile. Denny - http://www.infotechguyz.com

i agree with baddos

step by step on deploying Windows Deployment Services (WDS) http://www.infotechguyz.com/server2008/wds.html

no, you need to place the share in different volume to exclude the share :( http://www.infotechguyz.com/server2008/vss.html

I say invest some time and deploy Windows Deployment Services. http://www.infotechguyz.com/server2008/wds.html