Upgrade from Windows Server 2003 to 2008

Hi Experts,
We are currently running SAP BPC v 7.0 for Microsoft in a Windows Server 2003 environment. This is not a production application right now as we are doing discovery work in SAP BPC 7.0. For another project, we need to upgrade to windows server 2008.
We are trying to figure out if the SAP BPC will still work after the upgrade. I know SAP BPC is compatible with Server 2008, but do we need to start of a fresh installation or the upgrade will work. We are trying to figure out if we should plan some time to reinstall SAP BPC and re-do the work we have done in BPC once it has been upgraded.
Thanks a lot!
Martin

At this point, BPC 7.0 for Microsoft is not certified for Windows 2008. So, if you prepare and execute the upgrade to the server OS, support may not assist if you find any issues. We plan to be certified on Windows 2008 with the next release of 7.5 for BPC.
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