Re: side-by-side Upgrade
From: Kim Oppalfens (kim_at_computacenter.nospam)
Date: 03/01/05
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Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 20:56:41 +0100
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In article <6FA5F572-F42F-42B4-B3B6-77B85DEBC5D0@microsoft.com>,
Patrick.Prince@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> I've read several posts regarding this path and have a few questions:
>
> 1. What are the pros/cons to connecting the v2.0 site to the 2003 sight as a
> child? Jeff H. says don't connect them.
Pros: Your resources, and inventory data will be replicated to the new
parent site.
Cons: Your resources and inventory data will be replicated to the new
parent site. I have to discute with Jeff, which I would like to avoid
:-)
Really, I would lean more to considering this a con, than a pro, but it
really depends on your environment. If you have a really clean sms 2.0
database without any duplicate records, or any records for death
resources I guess it could be a Pro I guess.
>
> 2. I want to manage both sites and gradually migrate machines to the new
> 2003 site. Can I manage both sites with one admin console if they are not
> connected? Or do you just run two instances of the admin console?
One console, with two connections in it, it will have to be an sms 2003
console.
>
> 3. If I need to connect the v2.0 site to the 2003 site as a child, can I do
> it if the v2.0 site is at SP3 or do I need to upgrade it to SP4?
You should be able to connect an sms 2.0 SP3 site, but as already
specified I would advise againt it.
>
> Thanks
>
-- Kim Oppalfens Proud father of Lennart Oppalfens Since 05/11/2004 08.53 GMT+1
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