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Upgrading to 2003
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there are a lot of new features, etc in w2k3 you should be aware of - esp a completely rewritten spanning tree algorithm that make replication great - lots of new tools too. Read up on Functional Levels (aka "native mode").
But - I've worked with a number of companies who simply did an upgrade - and worked fine. NO redesign needed unless you have problems you want to fix.
But - I've worked with a number of companies who simply did an upgrade - and worked fine. NO redesign needed unless you have problems you want to fix.
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Neph....doubt I would be able to upgrade all the servers at one time due to operational schedules, Does 2003 and 2000 work well in a "Mixed" environment ?
Or should I upgrade my active domain servers first ?
Lead, Follow of get the %&*#%$ out of the way !!
Or should I upgrade my active domain servers first ?
Lead, Follow of get the %&*#%$ out of the way !!
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