Hello
folks,
I am in the process
of moving my sites (50 of them) along with email servers, dbs, etc., to
a new location. I have brand new in-the-box servers all loaded with Win2k
server software. I know, I know, but I love win2k, very stable platform. I
currently loaded Witango 2000 and moved 6 of the sites over last night. I am
seriously considering upgrading. I really haven't been paying much attention to
the caveats that others have run into. Is an upgrade fairly
straightforward? Any problems running new versions on win2k? Another problem I
have is that I want to run Witango on 2 boxes. I currently have the corporate
version (paid dearly for it) and that allows me the ability to load Witango on
as many boxes as I want. I see the licensing has changed and was wondering if
others are running multiple instances and whether they got a break on the price.
If worse comes to worse, I suppose I could continue to run 2000 on one of the
boxes. Not sure if that is allowed, but as far as I can tell, I gotta pay full
pop anyway.
I have always been a
"don't fix if it ain't broke" type of guy. The version of Witango and Win2k have
been rock solid for the past 6 years and I am apprehensive about upgrading. I
have thousands of taf files and I need to make sure that this is going to work
out for me.
Any suggestions,
things to look for or other information would be
appreciated.
Thanks!
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