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When will 2000 Server no longer be supported?

 
 
James H
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      23rd Apr 2008
I'm trying to find out if Microsoft posts dates or time lines anwhere that
says when they will stop supporting O/S's...particularly 2000 Server. I heard
it would be about 2 years after 2008 Server...so maybe 2010?
 
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      24th Apr 2008
Here you go.

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/?p1=7274



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"James H" wrote:
> I'm trying to find out if Microsoft posts dates or time lines anwhere that
> says when they will stop supporting O/S's...particularly 2000 Server. I
> heard
> it would be about 2 years after 2008 Server...so maybe 2010?


 
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