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Subject: CRM 4 Workgroup edition for SBS2003
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Mark Jones User is Offline
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5/16/2008 06:04 PM  
Hi All
 
I wonder if someone can give me  alittle bit of advice.  I am presently running SBS2003 with 5 users and MSCRM V3 with 5 users also.
All is runnign fine and at present I have no problems.
 
I have just received my version of CRM V4 workgroup edition which as I understand it is compatable with SBS2003 as long as I am under 5 users which I am.  Now because everything is running well I am nervous about migration in full to V4 but I do want to migrate eventually.
 
What I want to know is Can I install the workgroup edition on the server and operate it to start with as a seperate databas eetc with both versions running whilst I decide about the migration?  Will the 2 versions conflict on the same server.
 
Thanks in advance for any help on this.
 
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5/16/2008 08:56 PM  
Mark,
 
I have no idea. If the software has the option to install as and upgrade and 'side-by-side' as Sharepoint 3.0 does it will probably work. Can't you install that on a virtual machine and test it there? Much safer then installing on your SBS if you have not made a decision yet.
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