Windows XP server really is an upgrade to Windows 2000. Unlike the desktop operating system, which is a complete departure from the Win9x platform, the server platform basically provides some improved functionality, including a new user interface, but is built on the same principles as Windows 2000. XP is designed to be a true 32-bit operating system, running application services, and leveraging Active Directory Services. While there are enhancements in Windows XP server, there are no lightning differences. This paper focuses on the enhancements that are being made to Windows XP, whether it is worth migrating to, and how it plays into your Windows 2000 migration plan (if you have one).
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