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    Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2003 vs Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2008?

    Is anyone aware of any significant advantages of installing Exchange 2007 Sp1 on Windows server 2008 over Windows Server 2003?
    I have looked and failed to find any advantage, Unlike Exchange 2003 on WS2000/WS2003.

    As per best practice, We are talking member servers here in a WS2003 Native domain.
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    Re: Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2003 vs Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2008?

    There is a good chance it would run better on 2003 as this is the OS it was probably test on.
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    Re: Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2003 vs Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2008?

    Is it wrong just to expect the software to actually work???

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    Re: Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2003 vs Exchange 2007 SP1/WS2008?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucio View Post
    Is it wrong just to expect the software to actually work???
    I often say the exact same thing.
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