Windows Thread, Server 2003 R2 in Technical; Has anybody had any issues installing this on a 2003 service pack 1 DC?
I'm looking at setting quotas on ...
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12th April 2007, 01:44 PM #1 Server 2003 R2
Has anybody had any issues installing this on a 2003 service pack 1 DC?
I'm looking at setting quotas on my students home directories and apparently it's much more configurable when this is installed.
Is it a free add-on with a volume license? Can I download it?
I have 2 DC, one of which is our exchange server, do they both need to be upgraded and is it likely to have any issues?
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12th April 2007, 01:47 PM #2 Re: Server 2003 R2
It's a seperate product to server 2003 so unless you are under a microsoft agreement you will have to pay for a new licence £50'ish.
Ben
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12th April 2007, 02:35 PM #3 Re: Server 2003 R2
Ah cool, well we have a schools agreement I think, with technet so I'm hopeful that we're covered.
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12th April 2007, 04:56 PM #4 Re: Server 2003 R2

Originally Posted by
Andi Ah cool, well we have a schools agreement I think, with technet so I'm hopeful that we're covered.
It only applies if your server products have been added to the agreement. It's an option you have to sign into.
Other ways to get it are if you've purchased a 2003 license recently. See your vendor to get hold of the R2 serial number. We do not have our server licenses on our SA package but I had recently purchased 5 new licenses and our supplier (Ranesys) just gave us the code (when asked for) and I downloaded the package from the MS site.
HBJB
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12th April 2007, 05:26 PM #5 Re: Server 2003 R2
In answer to your question about difficulties, I have upgraded to R2 on both my DCs for the same reason as you. I had no difficulties... just follow the instructions on the disc. 
I happened to have bough a couple of new Server 2003 licenses which were bought after the release of R2 - anything before this reuires a new license but IMHO it is worth it for the extra goodies and you will probably need a spare regular license at some point.
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12th April 2007, 05:45 PM #6 Re: Server 2003 R2
I have been quite lucky in this, as we have replaced all our servers this year (intended only to replace half of them but hardware failures forced the other half), and all the new ones were installed with R2. The only box running the old edition is our ISA box, which I intend to decommission this coming year.
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13th April 2007, 08:18 AM #7 Re: Server 2003 R2
Cool, well apparently we are covered for it so I may just go for it.
Thanks for your help guys!
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