Windows 2003 Server - ALL VERSIONS - Inlcuding WEB serial key or number
Windows 2003 Server - ALL VERSIONS - Inlcuding WEB serial key or number
How to convert Windows Server Trial to use a volume license key.
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- text/html8/19/ PMRyanPalmer11Meinolf,
What I meant was can I do a repair installation (aka in-place upgrade). I called Microsoft and they said to do an in-place upgrade. For reference I have listed the steps below. After a few days of research, this is the only solution that I've been able to find. Thanks for everyone's help.1) Insert the CD in your server, and reboot the server
2) Once you get the "press any key to boot from CD " do so
3) Once you are up to the install/repair (with recovery console) chose to install then proceed to the next step
4) Press F8 to acknowledge the license, then the installer will search for an already installed version of Windows and should discover your current 2K3 server.
5) Choose to repair this installation and the upgrade will proceed.
6) It should then ask for your License number, which you can enter here (make sure it's your new valid license) and continue installation.
7) Installation will complete and reboot your server.
- Proposed as answer byBrian BorgWednesday, August 19, PM
- Marked as answer byTim QuanThursday, August 20, AM
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- text/html8/16/ PMMeinolf Weber0
- Marked as answer byTim QuanMonday, August 17, AM
- Unmarked as answer byTim QuanMonday, August 17, AM
- text/html8/17/ AMTim Quan0
Hi,
To use a volume license key, you should use its corresponding media.
For detailed information, I suggest contacting your local Microsoft Customer Service.
manicapital.com
I hope your issue can be resolved.
Tim Quan - MSFT
- text/html8/19/ PMRyanPalmer11Meinolf,
What I meant was can I do a repair installation (aka in-place upgrade). I called Microsoft and they said to do an in-place upgrade. For reference I have listed the steps below. After a few days of research, this is the only solution that I've been able to find. Thanks for everyone's help.1) Insert the CD in your server, and reboot the server
2) Once you get the "press any key to boot from CD " do so
3) Once you are up to the install/repair (with recovery console) chose to install then proceed to the next step
4) Press F8 to acknowledge the license, then the installer will search for an already installed version of Windows and should discover your current 2K3 server.
5) Choose to repair this installation and the upgrade will proceed.
6) It should then ask for your License number, which you can enter here (make sure it's your new valid license) and continue installation.
7) Installation will complete and reboot your server.
- Proposed as answer byBrian BorgWednesday, August 19, PM
- Marked as answer byTim QuanThursday, August 20, AM
Amazon Web Services and Microsoft
Q. What is Microsoft End of Support (EOS)?
Microsoft Lifecycle Policy offers 10 years of support (5 years for Mainstream Support and 5 years for Extended Support) for Business and Developer products (such as SQL Server and Windows Server). As per the policy, after the end of the Extended Support period there will be no patches or security updates.
Q. How does EOS affect my existing instances on Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
There is no direct impact to existing instances. Customers can continue to start, run, and stop instances.
Microsoft will not provide patches for EOS products, unless customers purchase Extended Security Updates.
Q. Can I launch new instances that include EOS software from my Custom Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)?
Yes.
Q. Can I import images that contain EOS software into AWS using AWS tools?
Yes, customers can continue to import images to AWS using VM Import/Export (VMIE), Server Migration Service (SMS), or CloudEndure.
Q. How does EOS affect Managed AWS Windows AMIs?
There is no direct impact to existing AMIs registered in customer accounts.
AWS will not publish or distribute Managed AWS Windows AMIs that contain EOS software to AWS Management Console, Quick Start, or AWS Marketplace.
Customers with dependencies on Managed AWS Windows AMIs impacted by EOS should consider their options, including creating Custom AMI(s) within their AWS account(s) to enable new instance launches. Learn more about custom AMI creation here.
Q. Can I create additional Custom AMIs from existing Custom AMIs in my account that contain EOS software?
Yes.
Q. What are my options for running Microsoft software that is approaching EOS?
AWS customers running EOS software on EC2 instances have several options:
Remain on EOS software: Customers may decide to remain on EOS software. There will be no impact to existing instances, or to custom AMIs.
Automated upgrade: For customers with SQL Server R2 and Windows Server R2, AWS Systems Manager automates the performance of non-destructive in-place upgrades. SQL Server R2 customers can upgrade to SQL Server R2 and again to SQL Server (BYOL only). Windows Server R2 customers can upgrade to Windows Server R2. For customers with a License Included (LI) version of Windows Server or SQL Server, there is no additional licensing cost to upgrade. For more information, please click here.
Manual in-place upgrade for Microsoft Windows Server:
License Included: Customers using Amazon License Included for Windows Server can perform in-place upgrades for their Windows instances. For more information, click here.
BYOL: Customers using the BYOL model can perform a manual in-place upgrade for Windows Server following the steps referenced in the License Included option above, using their own Media.
Manual in-place upgrade for Microsoft SQL Server:
License Included: AWS customers using License Included SQL Server can perform in-place upgrades on running instances. Please contact AWS support for additional assistance and detail on upgrade paths.
BYOL: Customers using the BYOL model can perform a manual in-place upgrade for SQL Server using their Media. For more information, click here.
Explore other platform options. AWS is committed to offering its customers the most flexibility in the cloud. AWS customers interested in the benefits of migrating certain SQL Server or Windows workloads to a different platform can contact their AWS account teams for more information.
For more information on all of Amazon’s products and Services, click here.
Q. Can I purchase Extended Security Updates to cover instances that run on AWS, utilizing Microsoft EOS software?
Yes, Extended Security Updates are available directly from Microsoft or a Microsoft licensing partner. Read more about Microsoft's Extended Security Updates here.
Customers should consider all their options for EOS, see “What are my options for running Microsoft software that is approaching EOS?” for more information.
Windows Server
Extended Security Updates available for Amazon License Included? No.
Extended Security Updates available for Bring Your Own License (BYOL)? No.
Windows Server / R2
Extended Security Updates available for Amazon License Included? Yes.
Extended Security Updates available for Bring Your Own License (BYOL)? Yes; active Software Assurance (SA) required.
SQL Server
Extended Security Updates available for Amazon License Included? No.
Extended Security Updates available for Bring Your Own License (BYOL)? No.
SQL Server / R2
Extended Security Updates available for Amazon License Included? No.
Extended Security Updates available for Bring Your Own License (BYOL)? Yes; active Software Assurance (SA) required.
Q. Which Microsoft products sold by Amazon are approaching EOS, and when will Microsoft cease support?
Note: Information reflects publicly available Microsoft EOS dates as of April 4th,
Microsoft Windows Server:
- Windows Server - July 14th, (EOS already reached)
- Windows Server - January 14th,
- Windows Server R2 – January 14th,
Microsoft SQL Server:
- SQL Server – April 12th, (EOS already reached)
- SQL Server – July 9th,
- SQL Server R2 – July 9th,
More information on Microsoft's Application Lifecycle can be found here.
Q. What Amazon products and services are affected by EOS and when will changes be made?
Starting July 1st, Microsoft requires AWS to no longer publish and distribute License Included Managed AWS Windows AMIs (available in AWS Management Console and Quick Start), media, and services that use or contain Microsoft EOS products. Products that have reached end of support in prior years are also subject to these restrictions. The following products and services are affected:
Managed AWS Windows AMIs:
AWS will no longer publish and distribute Managed AWS Windows AMIs that contain EOS software to AWS Management Console, Quick Start or AWS Marketplace.
Microsoft Windows Server:
- Windows Server - July 1st,
- Windows Server - January 14th,
- Windows Server R2 - January 14th,
Microsoft SQL Server:
- SQL Server – July 1st,
- SQL Server - July 9th,
- SQL Server R2 - July 9th,
Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS):
RDS will automatically upgrade customer databases that remain on SQL Server to SQL Server starting on June 1, We recommend customers test this upgrade prior to this date to ensure compatibility.
RDS customers can upgrade their Database version at any time. Learn more about upgrading your SQL Server R2 database in RDS here.
Amazon WorkSpaces:
WorkSpaces will stop offering License Included public bundles of Windows 7 Experience powered by Windows Server R2 after January 14th
WorkSpaces launched from License Included public bundles with Windows 7 Desktop Experience will no longer be able to be launched or rebuilt after January 14th
There is no impact for WorkSpaces created from BYOL bundles. Customers can continue to launch/rebuild those instances.
Customers who have created custom License Included bundles powered by Windows Server R2 will be able to use their custom bundles to launch or rebuild WorkSpaces after EOS.
Microsoft will not provide patches for EOS products unless customers purchase Extended Security Updates.
Q. Does the change to Microsoft’s EOS software distribution policy only apply to AWS?
Microsoft has advised that this change will apply to all hyperscale cloud providers.
Q. What are my options for running Microsoft software that is approaching EOS?
AWS customers running EOS software on EC2 instances have several options:
Remain on EOS software: Customers may decide to remain on EOS software. There will be no impact to existing instances, or to custom AMIs. Customers who are interested in purchasing Extended Security Updates from Microsoft should review the answer to the question, “Can I purchase Extended Security Updates from Microsoft to cover EOS instances that run on AWS?”.
Automated upgrade: For customers with SQL Server R2 and Windows Server R2, AWS Systems Manager automates the performance of non-destructive in-place upgrades. SQL Server R2 customers can upgrade to SQL Server R2 and again to SQL Server (BYOL only). Windows Server R2 customers can upgrade to Windows Server R2. For customers with a License Included (LI) version of Windows Server or SQL Server, there is no additional licensing cost to upgrade. For more information, please click here.
Manual in-place upgrade for Microsoft Windows Server:
License Included: Customers using Amazon License Included for Windows Server can perform in-place upgrades for their Windows instances. For more information, click here.
BYOL: Customers using the BYOL model can perform a manual in-place upgrade for Windows Server following the steps referenced in the License Included option above, using their own Media.
Manual in-place upgrade for Microsoft SQL Server:
License Included: AWS customers using License Included SQL Server can perform in-place upgrades on running instances. Please contact AWS support for additional assistance and detail on upgrade paths.
BYOL: Customers using the BYOL model can perform a manual in-place upgrade for SQL Server using their Media. For more information, click here.
Explore other platform options. AWS is committed to offering its customers the most flexibility in the cloud. AWS customers interested in the benefits of migrating certain SQL Server or Windows workloads to a different platform can contact their AWS account teams for more information.
For more information on all of Amazon’s products and Services, click here.
Q. What are other AWS Customers doing?
AWS customers such as Sysco, Hess, Ancestry, and Expedia have successfully migrated and modernized their Windows workloads on AWS. Read more about what AWS customers are doing here.
Q. What are the cost implications of moving to a supported Microsoft Operating System or SQL Server version?
License Included: There is no additional licensing costs to move to a newer version of the software when using Amazon's License Included options, for example:
- Microsoft Windows Server is the same price as Microsoft Windows Server // R2.
- Microsoft SQL Server (by edition) is the same price as Microsoft SQL Server // R2 (by edition).
BYOL: Customers with active Software Assurance (SA) can upgrade to a newer version at no cost. Customers without SA can purchase a new license from Microsoft.
Q. If I experience a technical issue running a product that has reached Microsoft EOS, will AWS Support assist me?
Yes, customers with AWS Support plans will be able to engage AWS Support for technical issues.
NOTE: As per Microsoft's policy, after the end of the Extended Support, Microsoft will no longer provide patches or security updates unless Extended Security updates has been purchased.
Find more information on AWS Support plans here.
Q. If I have further questions around the use of Microsoft EOS on AWS, whom should I contact?
Please email manicapital.comoft@manicapital.com
Q. Specifically, which License Included Managed AWS Windows AMIs are affected and when does this take effect?
July 1st,
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-EnglishBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-EnglishBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-Language_PacksBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-Language_PacksBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-Language_PacksBit-SQL__SP4_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP2-Language_PacksBit-SQL__SP4_Standard-*
July 9th,
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Web-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Web-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Language_PacksBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Language_PacksBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Express-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerRTM-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Express-*
- Windows_ServerRTM-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerRTM-EnglishBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Web-*
- Windows_ServerRTM-JapaneseBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Express-*
- Windows_ServerRTM-JapaneseBit-SQL__R2_SP3_Standard-*
January 14th,
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Chinese_Hong_Kong_SARBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Chinese_PRCBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-Core-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit
- Core_SQL__SP4_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SharePoint__SP2_Foundation-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__RTM_SP2_Enterprise-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Enterprise-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-EnglishBit-SQL__SP4_Web-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-SQL__SP4_Express-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-JapaneseBit-SQL__SP4_Standard-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-KoreanBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Language_PacksBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Portuguese_BrazilBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerR2_SP1-Portuguese_BrazilBit-Core-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-EnglishBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-EnglishBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-Portuguese_BrazilBit-Base-*
- Windows_ServerSP2-Portuguese_BrazilBit-Base-*
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