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Upgrade to 2009 R2 33078
surajv
Member Posts: 32
The end user does not want o update the windows server 2003 sp2 64 bit to any new version. We do not have any customer using this tyoe of environment. This is possible?
Upgrading to NAV 2009, please find the server specs for our systems currently hosting NAV 4.0 SP 1;
Windows Server (Virtual)
OS: Windows server 2003 SP2 (64 bit)
CPU: Dual Core 2.6GHz Intel Pentium
RAM: 16GB (dedicated)
SQL Server
Version: SQL server 2005 SP2 (64 bit)
Edition: Enterprise Edition
Upgrading to NAV 2009, please find the server specs for our systems currently hosting NAV 4.0 SP 1;
Windows Server (Virtual)
OS: Windows server 2003 SP2 (64 bit)
CPU: Dual Core 2.6GHz Intel Pentium
RAM: 16GB (dedicated)
SQL Server
Version: SQL server 2005 SP2 (64 bit)
Edition: Enterprise Edition
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