2010 will be here in no time, and with it will come some changes to support for Windows Server. In July 2010, public support for Windows 2000 will cease. At the same time, Server 2003 moves from mainstream support into the “Extended Support” phase. While security patches will still be released, all non-security hotfixes developed during this period will be restricted to customers enrolled in the extended hotfix support (EHS) program.
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