--- Rockey Reed <rockey_reed AT symantec DOT com> wrote:

> Ok so I am biased here!  
> 
>  
> 
> I would go with 6.0, the changes are significant
> enough there is no need
> to go through all of the 5.x issues, and get used to
> how to manage that
> environment only to upgrade in a year or so to 6.x
> and learn all its new
> features.  Start with 6.0 and learn it from the
> start and you won't be
> as confused later.  Also, I must say for a .0
> release that 6.0 appears
> to be stable.  Now with that said, only empirical
> data from sustained
> field use will tell the whole story.
>

if there are features that are required that exist in
6 but not 5, the choice is clear.  if 6 doesnt offer
anything new for what you require, go 5.x.  you can
always have a test env running 6 to make sure that any
future upgrade to 6 will have as few bumps as possible
while letting you see the new features...




                
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