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Victoria's advice is good except that I will add that if you just purchased the license and if you are working with a MS Dynamics partner and paying your yearly fees that gives you access to CustomerSource -- if you don't have a logon username you can get help from your PC partner to get you on it.
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Victoria's advice is good except that I will add that if you just purchased the license and if you are working with a MS Dynamics partner and paying your yearly fees that gives you access to CustomerSource -- if you don't have a logon username you can get help from your PC partner to get you on it.

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We are currently on Microsoft Dynamics 10.00.1411 and have already purchase the registration keys in order to upgrade to Dynamics 2013. &nbsp;The upgrade path from MS shows that you must be on Dynamics 10.00.1779 in order to upgrade to 2013. &nbsp;This patch is KB 2599501 or later. &nbsp;I cannot find this download anywhere from MS. &nbsp;what would be the best upgrade path in order to start the migration to 2013? &nbsp;How can I get our current Dynamics 10.00.1411 up to par in order to upgrade to 2013?<br />
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We are running on a Windows 2008 Standard Server SP2 which is 64bit. &nbsp;The SQL server is SQL 2008.
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We are currently on Microsoft Dynamics 10.00.1411 and have already purchase the registration keys in order to upgrade to Dynamics 2013.  The upgrade path from MS shows that you must be on Dynamics 10.00.1779 in order to upgrade to 2013.  This patch is KB 2599501 or later.  I cannot find this download anywhere from MS.  what would be the best upgrade path in order to start the migration to 2013?  How can I get our current Dynamics 10.00.1411 up to par in order to upgrade to 2013?

We are running on a Windows 2008 Standard Server SP2 which is 64bit.  The SQL server is SQL 2008.

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Windows Server 2008

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Microsoft Dynamics is a line of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) software applications. Dynamics can be used with other Microsoft solutions, such as SharePoint, Yammer, Office 365, Azure and Outlook. Dynamics ERP comprises a group of enterprise-resource-planning products includes Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta), a multi-language, multi-currency enterprise software with business management features for financial, human resources, and operations management; Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains Software); Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision) for financials, supply chain, and people; Dynamics SL (formerly Solomon IV)for project-driven organizations; Dynamics C5 (formerly Concorde C5) for manufacturing, supply chains, analytics and electronic commerce; and Dynamics CRM.