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Just an FYI on the trivia side of things. The Windows 2000 binaries, along with several other products, were unilaterally pulled from all Microsoft properties many years ago after Microsoft lost the Java lawsuit to Sun -- because those products contained the Java-products built by Microsoft and subject to that lawsuit. Aside from that. I'm curious about the need to install a new Windows 2000 SP4 instance in order to P-to-V an existing Windows 2000 Server?

Wouldn't you want to P-to-V the actual server with the operating system already sitting underneath the application. Or is this just about testing the P-to-V process? Employee manual software.

If so, the P-to-V process should be functionally the same on Win2000 or Win2003; testing on Win2003 may be a functional compromise if it's just about vetting the procedure. How to install cccam on az box hd premium. In addition to installing a Win2000SP4 system, you'll also have seven years of patches to install (June 2003 - July 2010), and the ONLY way to get those installed onto a Windows 2000 system today (other than one-at-a-time manually) is by using a downlevel (not patched current) instance of WSUS v3.2.7600.226 (or WSUS v2 if you can find those bits). Lawrence (SolarWinds) wrote: Just an FYI on the trivia side of things. The Windows 2000 binaries, along with several other products, were unilaterally pulled from all Microsoft properties many years ago after Microsoft lost the Java lawsuit to Sun -- because those products contained the Java-products built by Microsoft and subject to that lawsuit.

Aside from that. I'm curious about the need to install a new Windows 2000 SP4 instance in order to P-to-V an existing Windows 2000 Server?

Wouldn't you want to P-to-V the actual server with the operating system already sitting underneath the application. Or is this just about testing the P-to-V process? If so, the P-to-V process should be functionally the same on Win2000 or Win2003; testing on Win2003 may be a functional compromise if it's just about vetting the procedure. In addition to installing a Win2000SP4 system, you'll also have seven years of patches to install (June 2003 - July 2010), and the ONLY way to get those installed onto a Windows 2000 system today (other than one-at-a-time manually) is by using a downlevel (not patched current) instance of WSUS v3.2.7600.226 (or WSUS v2 if you can find those bits). Why you may ask - well we have two Windows 2000 Servers that I'm dying to move the software off. To put this into perspective they have no hardware support, no backup software support, and no OS support. I want to get them onto Hyper-V asap and finally got approval to do something about it.

My first goal is to get it on more stable, supported hardware. Secondly is to be able to back up the whole VM which I can if its on our Hyper-V hosts.

Shortly thereafter we can start migration of the software to A) Newer software or B) To another server but ultimately both would be the end goal. I therefore am testing VMM2008R2's P2V ability on bare metal to go through and see how realistic this idea is before I just abandon it and lay down that we must move everything and anything we screw up in the process or anything that dies is SOL. So far I was able to get a CD (Thanks to whomever helped me do this) Also I knew about the Sun lawsuits but thought that only applied to Windows 95/98 that came with Microsoft JVM (wasn't aware that Me or 2000 had it nor does it explain why TechNet can't host ISO downloads of it for migration testing. Not like that'll matter here in a few weeks, sadly.) I hope to rid my environment of junk drawer, stand alone bare metal, and out of date OS Environments (Anything older than 2008 R2).