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Key items talked about in the interview:
- SBS 2011 Essentials on an HP Proliant Microserver for under $1000, 25 CALs included
- Scale for greater users to an ML110
- All the simplicity of Windows SBS 2011 Essentials on simple hardware
If you’re looking to migrate to Windows Small Business Server 2011, and aren’t completely sure where to get started, you have your choice of migration options from Microsoft.
The migration solutions provided are well documented and tested by Microsoft, but do require extra hardware, and do require you to change the computer name of your server. Additionally, these migration whitepapers are free of charge for you to use.
There are other solutions that you can choose such as the Swing Migration, which at an additional fee you can get a customized migration paper, and access to the Swing migration forums. Both are valuable resources and you need to determine which is best for your customer’s business. Both solutions get you from point A to point B, the better place on SBS 2011 Essentials or Standard
My friend and co-worker David Belanger demo’s at Microsoft’s TechEd how to split a station in two on Windows MultiPoint Server 2011. It’s pretty brain dead simple.
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