If you havent started the upgrade yet then you should be going to XP. We are 2000 but would recommend going straight for XP on a new deployment as in reality 2000 is now more or less a legacy system. XP has everything 2000 has plus more.... my 2 cents is to go for XP.
Rob
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I have a mixed mode of computers in my current domain (Windows 98, Windows
NT 4.0 workstations). We are planning to upgrade to W2K/W3K, still not sure
with which Windows server version to go with, and need to know what is
gained by upgrading my clients to W2K Pro or XP Pro. What is the benefit to
upgrading all my clients' comps to W2K Pro/XP Pro as opposed to leaving my
current comps with legacy software?
Thanks.
George Arezina
BA, A+, Net+, MCSE 2000
Information Technology Consultant
National Bank of Serbia
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