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Windows Server 2003 end of support draws ever closer
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Friday 22nd May 2015 22:35 GMT x 7
went to a couple of GPs surgeries this week for software rollouts, and discovered at both of them Windows 2000 servers still running which had never been taken out of service when the Win2003 servers were installed......
At both sites both were still running, with no plans to replace the 2003 servers, while no-one knew the 2000 servers were still there - or what they did
In both cases the machines must have been running without a break for around eight years
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Saturday 23rd May 2015 01:49 GMT Anonymous Coward
Years back I burned one of my licenses putting Windows 2000 Advanced Server on his system. The only time it was dow was for Windows Updates or long power outages. I set it to take care of its self. Still running fine as his AV editor/converter. [its not connected to anything and the software stays at EOL version.] He loves it, which is all that matters.
* I happen to keep my other license as a VM. Now Server 2003 will join that as a reference system. Same deal. Install any remaining updates and lock it as a golden image. Thats my favorite version of Windows Server. Runs and runs, at the very least here. I'm quite sure I'll be seeing again in the field.
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