by =?Utf-8?B?VG9tIEdyaWZmaW4=?= <TomGriffin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mar 16, 2006 at 03:36 PM
Geroge Cheng answered a similar question in applicationcenter.admin.
Therefore, this post is no longer required.
Tom Griffin
"Tom Griffin" wrote:
> fe are upgrading our Application Center based web environment to Windows
> Server 2003 Web Edition. We will accomplish this upgrade with new
hardware;
> there will be no upgrade in place of our current machines. Our current
web
> environment is Windows 2000 Advanced Server with AppCenter 2000 SP2;
there
> are 30 websites defined to this environment. The Release Notes for
AppCenter
> 2000 SP2 states:
>
> Regardless of the version of Application Center you have installed, do
not
> perform out of cluster deployments between a cluster whose servers are
using
> a version of the Windows 2000 Server family operating system and a
cluster
> whose servers are using a version of the Windows Server 2003 family
operating
> system.
>
> It appears that this kind of activity will corrupt the IIS 6.0 metabase.
> Based on the above statement, what is the recommended method of
> "moving/deploying" the web sites from the Windows 2000 AS environment to
the
> Windows Server 2003 environment?
>
