5.5 to 2K upgrade
- From: Andrea Coppini <AndreaCoppini@xxxxxxxx>
- To: "'exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 17:49:00 +0200
Hallo,
Following my cry for help earlier, I have taken the advantage of being down
to convince the management that we need to purchase new Exchange software..
And it worked... :-)
I currently have Exchange 5.5 Standard running on NT4. I also have 150 Exch
5.5 CALs. All Clients are Outlook 2000 or XP.
We will be installing a brand new Win2K server on a new Win2K domain and
install Exch 2k Enterprise on that.
I want to have both Exch 5.5 and 2k running in parallel for some time
(probably 1 or 2 months) until I move all the mailboxes across and iron out
any problems.
After explaining to my supplier what I need, I have a quotation for the
following 2 items:
312-01580 Ms Exchange Upg / Adv OLP NL
381-01367 Ms Exchange CAL Upd / Adv OLP NL
Does the above tell you anything if it is the Enterprise version of
exchange? All I can see is the 'UPG' for upgrade. Does ADV = Advanced =
Enterprise?
Will we be able to use the media we will buy for Exch 2k to install it on a
clean server, or is it just suitable for an inplace upgrade?
Regards
Mr. Andrea Coppini
(+356) 79 263732
andreacoppini@xxxxxxxx
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