upgrade from Server 2008 standard to server 2008 enterprise
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2009年5月26日 14:40What is the upgrade path and procedures to upgrade from server 2008 standard to server 2008 enterprise?
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2009年5月27日 2:57版主
Hi,
Yes, you can upgrade from Windows Server 2008 Standard to Enterprise.
Guide for Upgrading to Windows Server 2008
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755199(WS.10).aspx#BKMK_Supported
To do so, boot into your Windows Server 2008 Standard, insert the Windows Server 2008 disk and run it. Input a Windows Server 2008 Enterprise key or choose Windows Server 2008 Enterprise and then you can perform the upgrade installation.
Hope it helps.
Tim Quan - MSFT- 已标记为答案 Tim QuanModerator 2009年5月29日 2:00
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2009年5月27日 21:41thank you. I performed the upgrade with no problems.
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2009年7月30日 15:48I am installing WS2K8 Standard on a system with 8GB RAM. The Standard Edition only supports 4GB.
Can I upgrade later and capture the additional 4 GB RAM or will I need to do a clean install?
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2009年9月8日 8:41I performed this operation and it went okay.
AD Certificate services requires additional backup (see the above link mentioned)
The Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 on the server did not start up because rights in the registry was changed and some settings where missing after reboot.
This is only some info for you that wants to perform the same upgrade
Jesper M. Christensen - Blog: http://jespermchristensen.spaces.live.com -
2009年11月3日 12:32Is there anything specific that needs to be taken care of if the 2008 Standard Server is a Domain Controller?
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2011年2月25日 15:11Can you do this upgrade while exchange 2010 is installed on the server.I need to install the DAG ,and the documentation was very misleading
victor arrington -
2011年3月5日 0:16
I would like to know the same as above... We are implementing DAG's and our Exchange 2010 server is W2K8 Standard. I really can't afford to have an outage at this time so if anyone has any tips...
Thank you
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2011年3月7日 21:03
Can you do this upgrade while exchange 2010 is installed on the server.I need to install the DAG ,and the documentation was very misleading
victor arringtonToday I tested the upgrade server edition from the standard to the Enterprise on the physical server IBM 3550.
Since the beginning has been installed server 2008 R2 standard without any updates, then installed Exchange 2010 SP1. After that I made the check for updates and got 67 updates, but among them the first service pack was not in the list! Installing all 67 updates is successful, then reboot, then another check for updates and here he was the first service pack.
Without installing the service pack I run:DISM /online /Set-Edition:ServerEnterprise /ProductKey:489J6-VHDMP-X63PK-3K798-CPX3Y
Reboot.
Check version, all at first glance good. I got Enterprise edition.
Now run the install service pack .... Reboot, one more ... everything goes according to plan ...
And here he is the moment of truth, when you log on watch box - service pack was successfully installed. Check the verson: 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1.
Some remarks on the upgrade:
1. I used the KMS client key. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff793421.aspx
2. tested only a single physical server.
3. I want to draw attention to the following update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976902
4. Exchange working properly after all the above done.5. All updates from Windows Updates
6. About DISM http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744380(WS.10).aspx
This is was test enviroment, 2 weeks later i want to do this on production server (have 32gb ram useble of 64 installed)
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2011年7月14日 0:33
Hello - Im upgrading server 2008R2 standard to enterprise, do it require new license key? Do I need to purchase a new key?
your response is much appreciated
thanks
t
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2011年7月14日 18:57
Hi Stanfordt,
There is a difference between licensing Standard and Enterprise versions.
If you are using MAK keys, when you upgrade to Enterprise version, you will have to buy a new key for the Enterprise version.
If you use a KMS server, then:
1. A version of the KMS keys does not support the Standard or Enterprise versions. (you need to buy MAC key or KMS-B)
2. B version of the KMS keys supports Standard and Enterprise versions. (you don't need to buy aditional keys)
3. C version of the KMS keys supports all versions including datatsenter. (you don't need to buy aditional keys)See also:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/licensing-R2.aspxAndrey
- 已编辑 Andrey Zakharov 2011年7月14日 18:58 URL error
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2011年11月16日 6:54
If you are using Windows 2008 R2, then use this instead;
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2012年1月25日 18:53
did you have problems after the update?
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2012年3月16日 7:29
Hi,
is it also possible to go this way if I want to change license after virtualization (p2v) of a productive system (VL enterprise edition) to test system (MSDN enterprise edition)?
Thanks in advance.
Alex -
2012年9月26日 20:40
Hi
I perform upgrade when i have installed SQL server 2008 r2?
Thanks
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2012年9月27日 5:26
Hi,
we upgraded from Win2k8 R2 Standard to Enterprise with SQL Server 2008 R2 installed.
Everything was working fine for 2 days but then we had some problems (whole memory was marked as reserved for hardware in ressource monitor) that were probably caused by some mismatching memory (hardware) and old HP firmware.
But I think you should not run into the same problem. So I expect that it would work.
Alex
- 已编辑 webjagger 2012年9月27日 5:27
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2013年3月25日 11:04
hi cbelljtt
i'm meant to do an upgrade too to enterprise edition. I was asked by my boss how much it cost and i didn't have an answer. Pls how much did i cost you for an upgrade license? and pls send me a link where i can get it from. thanks very much for your a.s.a.p response :)
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2013年3月25日 12:20i'm meant to do an upgrade too to enterprise edition. I was asked by my boss how much it cost and i didn't have an answer. Pls how much did i cost you for an upgrade license? and pls send me a link where i can get it from. thanks very much for your a.s.a.p response :)

