I haven't done it to a Hyper-V server, but I did do it to 3 RDS (Remote Desktop Services) servers. Worked as advertised, no drama, quick and simple. Those 3 servers now have about 60 users spread across them, running a front end to a database application.
You will end up with a "windows.old" directory, that has all the old (non-R2) system files in it. You can remove that with CleanMgr, I believe. On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 8:43 PM, J- P <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have 2012 hyper v host that houses pretty much all our servers (excluding > exchange, still have a physical exchange) > > I was wondering if anyone has any feedback, "watch-outs, gotchas , beware > of" for upgrading it to 2012 r2. > > All docs indicate its pretty straight forward, "easy and seamless" but I > wanted REAL WORLD feedback. > > Any and all comments, feedback ,opinions, would be greatly appreciated. > > > TIA >
