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no - three seperate copies. The idea was to install them onto the individual machines until the new machines arrive (which should only be a matter of weeks). I noticed that you had to activate within 15 days - so it might be a bit tight. Each of the three machines will then be replaced.

not read the EULA (as usual) but it will still be one computer per copy because as soon as the new machines arrive the old ones are being scrapped.

Does anyone know if it possible to move 2004 from one machine to another. I have a need to put 3 copies on old machines until their replacements arrive.

I have recently rebuild a windows 2000 server from scratch. Originally it had two mirrored drives and we needed to upgrade to RAID5. Having upgraded the hardware I couldn't restore the backup completely because the hardware was so different. So, I recreated the AD by entering all of the user...

Not flippant at all - in fact that is one of the things i would have done if I had to do this again. It just seems to me that most people want to upgrade their hardware at some point and that their ought to be a way of restoring to the new config. Thought I mught be missing something obvious...

I've just taken a windows 2000 active directory server off line (having backed up and saved system state). I then put a scsi raid controller in it and added a disk (it was a mirrored pair previously on the other scsi board before) I was "optomistically" hoping that I would be able to install...