Upgrading SBS 2000 to FULL Windows 2003 Server + Exchange 2003 + ISA 2000

I remember at one time you could segment SBS 2000 into it's individual
components. I can't find it any more. Also, I really want to go from SBS to
Win2K3 + Exchange 2003 + ISA 2000(3?)....we don't really use our SQL
license, but wouldn't mind keeping hold of it if was cheaper. We really just
want a credit for all of our CALs, etc.

Any help? Thanks.

Cris
Wed Nov 19 15:07:25 CST 2003

well then I have bad news for you.

The only way to split the SBS 2000 components is to purchase the migration
pack. (very very expensive (a couple of thousand dollars)

Then you get to go purchase the retail versions of Win2k3, Exchange, etc.
and you will need all new cals for those

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"Jonathan Giglio" <jgiglio@NO_SPAM_retailforward.com> wrote in message
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> I remember at one time you could segment SBS 2000 into it's individual
> components. I can't find it any more. Also, I really want to go from SBS
to
> Win2K3 + Exchange 2003 + ISA 2000(3?)....we don't really use our SQL
> license, but wouldn't mind keeping hold of it if was cheaper. We really
just
> want a credit for all of our CALs, etc.
>
> Any help? Thanks.
>
>

Javier
Wed Nov 19 15:20:02 CST 2003

Since (AFAIK) there are no upgrade pricing on Win2k3 or Exc2k3. Your best
bet is to upgrade to SBS2k3 and then get the migration pack (at least
license-wise... technically you can do it however you like). This would mean
that you will need to wait for the availability of SBS2k3 upgrade CALs and
the migration pack for SBS2k3.

As Cris mentioned.... it will be expensive.

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-Javier

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"Cris Hanna (SBS-MVP)" <crishannanospam@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> well then I have bad news for you.
>
> The only way to split the SBS 2000 components is to purchase the migration
> pack. (very very expensive (a couple of thousand dollars)
>
> Then you get to go purchase the retail versions of Win2k3, Exchange, etc.
> and you will need all new cals for those
>
> --
> Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
> -------------------------
> Please do not directly to me but rather reply to the newsgroup so that all
> may benefit from the information.
> "Jonathan Giglio" <jgiglio@NO_SPAM_retailforward.com> wrote in message
> news:%23JgErhtrDHA.1692@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> > I remember at one time you could segment SBS 2000 into it's individual
> > components. I can't find it any more. Also, I really want to go from SBS
> to
> > Win2K3 + Exchange 2003 + ISA 2000(3?)....we don't really use our SQL
> > license, but wouldn't mind keeping hold of it if was cheaper. We really
> just
> > want a credit for all of our CALs, etc.
> >
> > Any help? Thanks.
> >
> >
>
>