IPOpotamus
Programmer
Hello People
I am scheduling several migrations from nice perform 3.1 (since its reaching out of support date soon) to the --newest-- platform 3.5
my hardware check give positive because the 3.1 is installed on machines with quad-core processors
As far I have checked the procedure is not a mistery, anyway I got some issues I would like to comment.
the partitions required for 3.5 are larger than 3.1, so I would need to repartition, and this is on win 2003... some hint?
the Operating systems approved for 3.5 start from 2003 server R2 (std/ent) and 3.1 was on --R1-- can this upgrade be done?
is there a best practice for doing it? for example make a clean install of the operating system (and indeed a clean install of everything!)
Thank your very nice.
I am scheduling several migrations from nice perform 3.1 (since its reaching out of support date soon) to the --newest-- platform 3.5
my hardware check give positive because the 3.1 is installed on machines with quad-core processors
As far I have checked the procedure is not a mistery, anyway I got some issues I would like to comment.
the partitions required for 3.5 are larger than 3.1, so I would need to repartition, and this is on win 2003... some hint?
the Operating systems approved for 3.5 start from 2003 server R2 (std/ent) and 3.1 was on --R1-- can this upgrade be done?
is there a best practice for doing it? for example make a clean install of the operating system (and indeed a clean install of everything!)
Thank your very nice.