Migrating Windows 2003 to 2012 (VM)
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@BRRABill said in Migrating Windows 2003 to 2012 (VM):
I am going to be doing the same thing here, but at the suggestion of a majority of ML users am waiting for 2016 to come out.
Waiting....waiting...waiting...
that's mainly if you are buing new licenses, or you don't want to do two migrations so close together.
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@Dashrender said
that's mainly if you are buing new licenses, or you don't want to do two migrations so close together.
@wirestyle22 do you already have the licenses for 2012?
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@BRRABill said in Migrating Windows 2003 to 2012 (VM):
@Dashrender said
that's mainly if you are buing new licenses, or you don't want to do two migrations so close together.
@wirestyle22 do you already have the licenses for 2012?
If not, either wait or buy software assurance now so you can upgrade after 2016 comes out.
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@Dashrender said in Migrating Windows 2003 to 2012 (VM):
Of course now JB is going to come in here and blast me for saying shit about Hyper-V, but I don't care, that fact that you have to jump around to multiple tools to get the job done compared to a single application for the other two (never tried KVM) just makes it a non starter for me.
The only thing that makes it usable for me at all if familiarity of Windows, so while I dislike the multiple MMCs, I do fully understand it and can support it, where I'm still learning a LOT for XS.
You do not manage XS with a single GUI from withing XS either. You use an add on product. You can get add on products for Hyper-V also.
I only bash you for saying false things.
