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Hi, I have mentioned that the new server is running on standard 2012. But I will not install any exchange on it. As mention, it only run file sharing and dc. I will try on rbarnhardt method. Thanks will update
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Hi, I have mentioned that the new server is running on standard 2012. But I will not install any exchange on it. As mention, it only run file sharing and dc. I will try on rbarnhardt method. Thanks will update

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I see that now. I must have missed that line. Sorry.
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I see that now. I must have missed that line. Sorry.

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Hi I have a Windows Server 2003 SBS. The server did &nbsp;not install exchnage server but sharepoint is installed. However, sharepoint is also no longer in use. Basically the server is only used as AD and fil &amp;&nbsp;print. I have about 50 users.<br />
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My question is <br />
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Can i migrate SBS 2003 using the same way as i did for Windows Standard Server 2003 to Windows Standard Server 2012?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi I have a Windows Server 2003 SBS. The server did  not install exchnage server but sharepoint is installed. However, sharepoint is also no longer in use. Basically the server is only used as AD and fil & print. I have about 50 users.

My question is 

Can i migrate SBS 2003 using the same way as i did for Windows Standard Server 2003 to Windows Standard Server 2012?


Thanks in advance.

Migrating SBS 2003 to Windows Server 2012

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