Windows Server 2003 in Azure
We are considering moving a number of servers to Azure. They are a mixture of 2003 and 2003 R2.
Will 2003 run in Azure and are there any limitations other than the fact that the operating system itself has gone end of life and Microsoft won't support it directly any more?
Will 2003 run in Azure and are there any limitations other than the fact that the operating system itself has gone end of life and Microsoft won't support it directly any more?
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