Pre 10.5.6 Server install disc and Unlimited users upgrade.

Hi,
Has anyone attempted to upgrade a 10 Client license to Unlimited using an old pre 10.5.6 OSX Server install disc on the latest generation Mac Pro's.
I'm aware of the pre 10.5.6 install disc issues with the latest hardware.
Thanks

If your existing 10-client license is for 10.5.x then there's no issue - just enter the new serial number in Server Admin and you're done.
If your existing license is for 10.4 then you have the typical upgrade issues to deal with.

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