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SharePoint 2013: How to Test Upgrade

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  • Version: 1
  • Product: Servers
  • Language: English

This model explains how to create a test environment to use when you upgrade from SharePoint Server 2010 or SharePoint Foundation 2010 to SharePoint 2013 Products.

As part of a successful upgrade plan, you have to develop environments in which you can test upgraded components. This model describes how to create an environment that accounts for components in your SharePoint 2010 Products environment that you plan to upgrade to SharePoint 2013 Products.

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sp2013-upgrade-testing.pdf
  • SHA1: 64eb936c5ba3561f4fe1c1b05d436e0c81322064
  • Size: 123 KB
sp2013-upgrade-testing.vsd
  • SHA1: 0cb49ce478c9c84fad0b81ea9041e4ab4021d4f2
  • Size: 819 KB

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System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows XP, Windows 7

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