Upgrade test server to Windows2003

Hi,
Our essbase test box is running on Windows 2000 and the essbase version is 6.5.4. Our IT infrastructure group is seeking to upgrade os to Windows 2003 directly on the test box. Would this impact existing essbase applications on the server? Since essbase is 6.5.4, Oracle Hyperion does not have any documentation to tell if this is suported. Can a direct os upgrade be done without impact to essbase? OR maybe it's not supported, but someone did it without any issue?
Thanks.

@Sandeep gotcha... I was giving a generic statement for all versions there... nevertheless.. thanks for pointin out...
Hi,
You can have a backup of entire folder structure of app folder.
once you had upgraded the OS and reinstalled Essbase you can copy the app folder to apppath and try creating each application trhough MaxL.
Essbase will create an entry in sec file for each application and will take all the databases and other objects from the folder structure.
You may need to create all the filters, groups, users, subst variables again as these will normally stored in sec file.
But I would suggest to proceed with OS upgrade without uninstalling Essbase. I guess it might work as it is.
But to be on safer side, take the backup of app folder and prepare scripts to recreate filters, groups, users, subst variables.
- Krish

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On 10/14/07 10:18 AM, in article
[email protected], "Joe
Makowiec"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> On 14 Oct 2007 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Charles
Newbury wrote:
>
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>>
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>
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>
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"Jim_Moore" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am confused about what information I should put in my
remote site
>definition
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My host placed 3
> directories: database, log, and www on my server and
Dreamweaver placed
> two
> directories, Connections and _mmServerScripts in the
same directory as the
> above 3. I have placed all of my site files, including
my home page and
> folders
> in the www directory and my Access database in the
database directory.
> Dreamweaver placed the connection info in the
Connections folder an d
> _mmServerScripts in the same directory.
>
> In order to construct my local site to match the remote
site, I created a
> www
> folder on my local site and placed all of my HTML files
and supporting
> folders
> in it.
>
> From various Adobe Tech Notes I have read, I was led to
believe my FTP
> host
> directory
> Should be www/. However, when I do this and create a new
web page on my
> local
> site and upload it to my remote site, Dreamweaver
creates a new www
> directory
> inside of the one my host created on the remote site and
uploads the file
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created. Also, when I
> use
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found because
> Dreamweaver placed a www in the page URL that shouldn?t
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>
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