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Not if it's OEM (legally). &nbsp;OEM licences are tied to the hardware.<br />
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Not if it's OEM (legally).  OEM licences are tied to the hardware.



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Ya oem is the worst .... many ppl move the lisences over anyhow ... thats a dumb rule<br />
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Buy Eopen you can do what you want with YOUR software
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Ya oem is the worst .... many ppl move the lisences over anyhow ... thats a dumb rule

Buy Eopen you can do what you want with YOUR software

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I currently have a windows 2003 server that I am not using and I do not want to use in the future. &nbsp;I am purchacing a new server with no operating system and I would like to install windows 2003 server on it and use the licence from the old server that I dont want to use anymore. &nbsp;<br />
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Is this possible? &nbsp;Can I just use the product key from the old server?<br />
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Thank you.
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I currently have a windows 2003 server that I am not using and I do not want to use in the future.  I am purchacing a new server with no operating system and I would like to install windows 2003 server on it and use the licence from the old server that I dont want to use anymore.  

Is this possible?  Can I just use the product key from the old server?

Thank you.

Transfer of windows 2003 licence to a new server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).