Is Windows Server 2000 supported by 2005 or 2007?

I have a client that is wanting to upgrade to 2007 A PL48. They are running Windows Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005. All of the documentation (sizing guides) I have read only mentions Windows Server 2003 as being compatable for even the 2005 versions. They are currently running 2005 PL32. Am I missing something or is Windows 2000 not supported?

Please check thess threads:
Re: Cannot Run SAP 2007 on Windows 2000 ?
Re: Server Prerequisites
Thanks,
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