*READ DESCRIPTION* This is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 2 (Portuguese.

This is Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 2 (Portuguese Brazilian) in VMWare Workstation Pro! Thanks to ShingWare, Haris, and WindowsFanboy2013 (my other account) for an ISO! Download link for ISO: Serial: JK6JC-P7P7H-4HRFC-3XM7P-G33HM Thanks for watching! Chief Puddle, Saber Lily (Featuring Madoka Kaname, Fluttershy, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Cassandra Goth, Naru Ayase, So Min, Chae Kyoung, Button Mash, Foxy The Pirate Fox, Ika Musume, Rita, Mina, Bello, Ongo, Goomo, Sumire Hikami, Reina Miyama, Ichigo Hoshimiya Reimu Hakurei, Fuwari Midorikaze, Flandre Scarlet, and Aroma Kurosu!) Request Box: 1. Windows XP Home Edition RTM (Japanese) - Zander Peace 2. Windows Vista Business N with Service Pack 1 (Hungarian) - Zander Peace 3. Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (Bulgarian) - Zander Peace 4.

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I've been looking through EE and googling for two weeks now trying to hammer this out. And I've contacted our microsoft partner and, in turn, microsoft volume licensing to get all this done but STILL no definitive word on what to expect. Working on a medical records system with 2 servers, both are 64bit dell servers with 64GB RAM. The electronic medial record (EMR) system can't be upgraded to server 2008 or server 2012 because it would invalidate the support contract. BUT the ignoramus that worked here before me installed the OS as 32bit server 2003 R2 STD edition. So the servers both only see 4Gb and they really NEED to see at least 32GB! Current Install: Windows Server 2003 R2 32bit STANDARD edition w/sp2 NEED: Windows Server 2003 R2 32bit ENTERPRISE edition w/sp2 WHAT I'VE DONE SO FAR: After much research, we were told 2003 no longer supported, but if I can get the media myself, and we buy a volume license for 2012, we can call Microsoft VL then and get a 2003 enterprise key generated to be used to upgrade (in place) the standard to enterprise edition.

We purchased the server 2012VL, called Microsoft and they generated a license key for (quoting from the volume licensing center website) 'Windows Server 2003 R2, x32 Ed. I even went online using a junk machine and searched for endless days for an ISO until I found one (claiming to be) the 'Microsoft Server 2003 R2 Enterprise w/ SP2 VOL LIC media'. (still haven't figured out how I'm gonna verify that the disk are genuine, but I'm hopeful as I have disk 1, disk 2, and a MUI language disk as well.) SO WHAT'S YOUR QUESTION? I can't find out the process, or the pitfalls, of what to do next and nobody (my microsoft partner, nor anyone at the licensing areas of microsoft) can tell me what comes next.

So what do I do? Tomorrow afternoon I have to perform this upgrade (only day the doctors and staff can do without the servers for a little while). 1) Do I have the correct media? Will it let me do an inplace upgrade form the OEM standard edition currenlty installed to the enterprise volume license edition I have the media for?

2) Did they generate the appropriate license for installing the enterprise R2 installation? I had to call them back after the first time because they did a non-R2 license. Did they get it right this time? 3) Obviously I'm gonna do a full backup image of the entire drive before we do this procedure, but is there anything else I need to be aware of? I would have done this sooner but it literally took 2 months to get everything planned, then research started, then microsoft involved, etc. And I got my volume license authorization this morning.

Cutting it close, but I appreciate your responses (especially if you've done this particular upgrade before!). 1) I don't know if they are official since 2003 is no longer in a life cycle. So the Microsoft VL representative I talked to on a conference call with my Microsoft partner spefically stated I needed to borrow, download, or do 'whatever you have to do to get the media because Microsoft will not provide it.' I am going to try to setup a virtual machine and test it out today just to see if it looks kosher.

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The standard versions (and retail enterprise versions) are easy to find with various torrent downloaders. BUT I could only find ONE iso for the VL edition enterprise version. 2) For anything older than 2008, you have to make a call to Microsoft VL support to ask for a key to be generated. So I called Microsoft and they generated (first) a 'Windows Server 2003, x32 Ed. VL key' (notice NO R2). So I called AGAIN and they generated a 'Windows Server 2003 R2, x32 Ed.