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Installing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 on Sun x64 Servers

Category:	Sun Fire x64 Servers
Publication Date:	November 2007
Author(s):	Todd Creamer, John Lindquist, Myka Maceraeg, William Schweickert

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Microsoft's next generation Windows Server operating system — Microsoft Windows Server 2008 – is scheduled for release in early 2008. Many organizations are currently running tests on pre-release versions of the software. This blueprint details the workarounds needed to install pre-release versions of Windows Server 2008 on Sun Fire and Sun Blade servers, including step-by-step details on where to get additional required software from Sun. This article is provided to assist in the evaluation of the pre-release version. Note that pre-release versions of software should not be deployed in production environments.

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