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Currently we have SBS 2003 Prem.. we only have 2 users left (75 user limit) I want to upgrade my SBS 2003 to a stand alone Windows 2003. I spoke with Microsoft Licensing Dept. and they told me that I have to buy a transition pack and then CALs that way I can upgrade my SBS 2003 to a stand alone. My question is: How hard is the upgrading procedure... when I do a upgrade using the transition pack.. would my files/folders/user directories/Active directory settings would remain the same.. or everything will be gone/deleted and I have to start from scratch just like installing 2003 server on a new machine... Please help me out... Thanks in Advance!!!
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Preparation;
http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/c/6/bc6a736b-faeb-43e1-ab61-17fed7f9ea40/SBSUnlimitGetStart.htm
Blog with pictures (read scenarios at the end too - important);
http://blogs.technet.com/moloyt/archive/2007/10/10/sbs-2003-transition-pack.aspx
Some more issues that could occur;
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914990
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What does this transition pack exactly do? will all my files / user folders will remain the same or I have to restore it from the backup... ? Please let me know.... also.. I am running backup exac 12 on the SBS machine.. if i uninstall that before i proceed with the transition pack.. would that help or it will still cause any problem?
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