Tombstone of 180 days for one. Slip sp1 has some slight different
values than 2k3 + sp1.
Bahta, Nathaniel V CTR USAF NASIC/SCNA wrote:
Is there any reason for your preference to use R2 disk 1 for a fresh
install, rather than installing from a 2003 CD and then loading the Service
pack? If I understand correctly the R2 disk 1 is just 2003 with SP1
slipstreamed into it, am I correct?
Thanks,
Nate Bahta
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I do option 2 for existing installs that need it and option 3 for
anything that needs a rebuild excuse or is fresh.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Hey all,
I am having a debate and wondering if the following is true:
1)You must upgrade your 2003 servers to SP1 before going to R2.
2)You can upgrade a existing 2003 server to SP1 and then load the
components from R2 onto it from R2 disk 2.
Or
3)Must you load the R2 disk 1 2003 Operating System disk with SP1
embedded and then load R2 disk 2 onto it.
Just trying to figure out if we need to upgrade to SP1 and then we can
load the components of R2 onto our existing 2003 servers, or if we
need
to load the R2 disk 1 operating system, which contains SP1 already,
and
then R2 disk 2.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Nate Bahta
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