SuperGumby
Thu Jan 29 01:18:19 CST 2004
your SBS2k3 questions would be better off in
microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
Your scenario is more of an upgrade than a migration. Upgrade being defined,
if I may, as going from an earlier version to a later on the same hardware.
My opinion of what constitutes a migration differs somewhat from MS's. The
MS migration documents describe a method of installing SBS2K3 onto new
hardware and 'migrating' your machine and user accounts to a new AD. My idea
of a migration is more a 'domain migration'. There are benefits, and
pitfalls, to both methodologies.
"Sumone Curious" <pallavir@lloydresearch.com> wrote in message
news:OuBhgah5DHA.2720@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> hi,
> what is the difference between migrating and upgrading?
> i've got a release candidate version of sbs 2003.......a version before
the
> final version and its up and running on my system......... now i want to
> install the final release version of sbs 2003.........onto my
> system...........and i was wondering should i just install the final
version
> on top of the existing version or what......am a bit confused with the
> migrating and upgrading..........
> enlightnen me!
> thanks
>
>