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thanks, do u have any infor for 2008 R2 compatability?
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last question, what is best practice of breaking the roles up on separate servers. &nbsp;our current crm seems to occassionally have performance issues.
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great information, and if we deploy crm 2011, will this affect the production of the previous version of crm? &nbsp;we want to test it out before going live.
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You are not possibly thinnking to deploy it &quot;with&quot; CRM 4.0 on same server right? or are you?
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on a separate test server, does it do anything in AD that would cause a problem for 4.0 version?
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Does anyone have a good link to best practices installation for CRM 2011?
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Does anyone have a good link to best practices installation for CRM 2011?

thanks, do u have any infor for 2008 R2 compatability?

last question, what is best practice of breaking the roles up on separate servers.  our current crm seems to occassionally have performance issues.

great information, and if we deploy crm 2011, will this affect the production of the previous version of crm?  we want to test it out before going live.

You are not possibly thinnking to deploy it &quot;with&quot; CRM 4.0 on same server right? or are you?

on a separate test server, does it do anything in AD that would cause a problem for 4.0 version?

CRM 2011

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