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What to do if you need the migration pack (transition pack) for SBS 2000

First off I have some bad news for you - this pack no longer exists (although if you search the web hard enough you might find someone with a legitimate one to sell).  However, this pack would have taken you to Windows 2000 - not exactly the best destination, so what are your options?

  1. Migrate to SBS 2003 and get the Transition Pack for SBS 2003
  2. Ditch SBS and just buy Windows Server 2003 and migrate the information by hand
  3. If the number of users is still going to be below the 75 CAL limit and it was the 50 CAL limit of SBS 2000 that was the problem, then simply move to SBS.

Some useful reading will come from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555040 and http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/d/c/6dccf9b4-d915-4c95-b5af-100b89e02add/SBS_MigratingSBS2k.doc

 

ttfn

David

 


Posted Thu, Apr 5 2007 2:37 PM by David Overton

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Gerald wrote re: What to do if you need the migration pack (transition pack) for SBS 2000
on Mon, Apr 23 2007 4:49 AM

Thanks for this information that you have provided in this blog. This will help me out as I will be completing this task in the next few weeks.

Gerald

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