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From: Joe#2 on 10 Aug 2010 14:17
I don't have any SBS2008 installs, but am getting ready to do one.

should I install SBS2008 (thats what my media is) then do SP2, or get new
DVDs and just start out with SP2?

Apparently there aren't any issuses with SP2, I have not found anyone
complaining. But then I've been out of the loop lately.

Thanks
From: Jim on 10 Aug 2010 15:36
You shouldn't have any trouble either way, but it's quicker to start out with
SP2 media in the first instance if you can


"Joe#2" wrote:

> I don't have any SBS2008 installs, but am getting ready to do one.
>
> should I install SBS2008 (thats what my media is) then do SP2, or get new
> DVDs and just start out with SP2?
>
> Apparently there aren't any issuses with SP2, I have not found anyone
> complaining. But then I've been out of the loop lately.
>
> Thanks
From: Joe#2 on 10 Aug 2010 21:17
Ok, thanks. Just did n't want to install a version that was known to be
ploblematic.

"Jim" wrote:

> You shouldn't have any trouble either way, but it's quicker to start out with
> SP2 media in the first instance if you can
>
>
> "Joe#2" wrote:
>
> > I don't have any SBS2008 installs, but am getting ready to do one.
> >
> > should I install SBS2008 (thats what my media is) then do SP2, or get new
> > DVDs and just start out with SP2?
> >
> > Apparently there aren't any issuses with SP2, I have not found anyone
> > complaining. But then I've been out of the loop lately.
> >
> > Thanks
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