There's a good article on the Windows 2000 life cycle over at TechRepublic. Here's the link: http://www.techrepublic.com/article...m&fromtm=e103-4

Hopefully it'll get you around the "Register before you can read" thingie. Not that there's anything wrong with that...

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Interesting !!

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Good article, at least they are extending it to the 1st quarter of 2004.
They should hurry and SP1 release for XP, because I am tired of sending many ridiculous error reports to them

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Yet another reason to base your back-end services on a UNIX platform. Most organizations cannot afford the cost associated with upgrading their core server infrastructure every 4 years. Just imagine a year to observe and evaluate (Shakedown phase), a year to plan and another 6 mos to a year to migrate. How much stability is there? Talking about a profit treadmill. Between their licensing, educational and support practices, they may have shot themselves in the foot. As the article points out, they should rethink their business-line product policies and shoot for stability.

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