Windows Server 2008 Migration Action Plan
After almost 12 years, Windows Server 2008 is facing the end of its lifecycle; support and security updates will end on January 14, 2020.
Taking the time to properly plan your migration project will ensure a smooth transition and allow you to gain the benefits of moving to either Azure or Windows Server 2019.
Your Migration Action Plan Should Include the Following
Future State Overview
Current State Review
File Share Planning
Optimization Planning
Team Review
Risk Mitigation Review
Roadmap Summary
Active Directory Planning
Desktop Planning
Application Planning
Consider Choosing a Microsoft Partner to Help
While both Windows Server 2019 and Azure offer plenty of great options to businesses of all sizes, most companies don't have or can't afford the in-house staff needed to both maintain them over time and get the most of the new features they offer.
Datavail gives you the ability to move forward with your migration and implement the latest thinking, design, and best practices.
Learn More
To learn more download our whitepaper It's End of Life for Windows Server 2008.
In this white paper we’ll discuss:
- The issues with running a legacy server
- How companies can not only prepare, but gain modernization benefits from an upgrade
- How to take advantage of Microsoft’s extended support offerings
- How to properly plan a migration project
And more!
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