The ultimate guide to migrating an entire office from Windows to Linux
If your office runs 24/7, you'll have to do the migration in stages. You may have to migrate servers one at a time, and migrate departments group by group. So, some work gets paused, but most of your business will run during the entire migration process.
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Hi Tux peeps.
I believe your link to the above article is borked.
Try http://www.itproportal.com/2014/03/12/the-ultimate-guide-to-migrating-an-entire-office-from-windows-to-linux/
Regards Ray
Fixed
Thanks so much, I've fixed it.