Fantastic new whitepaper on migrating you MCMS 2002 site to a MOSS 2007 Publishing site

Angus clued me in on a new white paper by a MSFT partner down under that walks you through, in amazing detail, the migration story when you are looking to migrate your MCMS 2002 site to a MOSS 2007 Publishing site. This will definitely make the next update of my WCM linkfest!

» Migrating a Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Website

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posted on Tuesday, March 27, 2007 9:04 PM

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# re: Fantastic new whitepaper on migrating you MCMS 2002 site to a MOSS 2007 Publishing site 3/27/2007 9:40 PM Sezai Komur

Cheers for the link!

# re: Fantastic new whitepaper on migrating you MCMS 2002 site to a MOSS 2007 Publishing site 2/8/2010 5:55 AM David Rigby

Hi Andrew,
Can you please advise how we can migrate a Microsoft Content Management Server 2000 intranet to MOSS 2007 Standard?

That is, is there an automated tool to do this? Can we use the MCMS 2002 assessment and migration tool on a MCMS 2000 intranet?

Regards,
David Rigby

# re: Fantastic new whitepaper on migrating you MCMS 2002 site to a MOSS 2007 Publishing site 2/8/2010 7:49 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

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