I am a computer networking student and our instructor assigned us the assignment of a hypothetical sitution of that you are a network administartor and your boss wants to upgrade from windows server 2000 and is interested in 2008. what are experiences so far...

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I just setup a Server 2008 box for a school.  I went with the 64 bit version.  First 
thing I noticed, was the inability to get drivers for the operating system, although, 
it looks like many 2003 drivers work for some reason, and next to no drivers were 
required anyways, it already had them all.

It has the look of Vista.  But, isn't horribly designed like Vista.  You can still 
find things in the proper place, for the most part.

Not much information is available for it yet, and that makes it a little difficult. 
 But, I figured I had to learn it sooner or later.

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the 64 bit version, with NLB supporting IPv6 would be one of the greatest features (i personally like better), the WDS is kinda buggy, I didnt quite like it, and PowerShell, I found it really handy.

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