UPgrading from SBS V4 to SBS2003

TheMSsForum.com: The Microsoft Software Forum

Presently we use the IP address range on our SBS V4 of
89.2.2.--- this is because we also have a Unix server on
the network which uses this address range. Will SBS2003
accept 89.2.2.2 as its IP address rather than the
dafault? If not is there a solution other than changing
the IP address of the Unix server. Also is it possible to
do a migration upgrade from V4 to 2003?

Thanks

Geoff
Top

Re: UPgrading from SBS V4 to SBS2003 by Cris

Cris
Thu Apr 29 13:21:12 CDT 2004

Yes you can assign any IP you want
Are you currently using a single nic or two nics and how are you handling
firewall/proxy issues

Yes you can do a migration upgrade...the document is on the sbs website

--
Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP)
------------------------------------------------------------
Please DO NOT respond directly to me but rather in the newsgroup so that
everyone can benefit
"Geoff Scholes" <tankard2@excite.com> wrote in message
news:5ba501c42da9$e4948c80$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> Presently we use the IP address range on our SBS V4 of
> 89.2.2.--- this is because we also have a Unix server on
> the network which uses this address range. Will SBS2003
> accept 89.2.2.2 as its IP address rather than the
> dafault? If not is there a solution other than changing
> the IP address of the Unix server. Also is it possible to
> do a migration upgrade from V4 to 2003?
>
> Thanks
>
> Geoff


Top

Re: UPgrading from SBS V4 to SBS2003 by geoff

geoff
Thu Apr 29 13:37:49 CDT 2004

Thanks Im glad about the IP address being OK

I will be using a two nic setup plus our adsl router has a
built in firewall

Geoff
>-----Original Message-----
>Yes you can assign any IP you want
>Are you currently using a single nic or two nics and how
are you handling
>firewall/proxy issues
>
>Yes you can do a migration upgrade...the document is on
the sbs website
>
>--
>Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP)
>----------------------------------------------------------
--
>Please DO NOT respond directly to me but rather in the
newsgroup so that
>everyone can benefit
>"Geoff Scholes" <tankard2@excite.com> wrote in message
>news:5ba501c42da9$e4948c80$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>> Presently we use the IP address range on our SBS V4 of
>> 89.2.2.--- this is because we also have a Unix server on
>> the network which uses this address range. Will SBS2003
>> accept 89.2.2.2 as its IP address rather than the
>> dafault? If not is there a solution other than changing
>> the IP address of the Unix server. Also is it possible
to
>> do a migration upgrade from V4 to 2003?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Geoff
>
>
>.
>
Top