If .NET 1.1 is a component of Windows Server 2003 and extended support for Windows Server 2003 ends on 07/14/2015, does that mean that .NET 1.1 when running on Windows Server 2003 will get extended support until 07/14/2015?

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Lawrence - I think the question really is this - If Windows Server 2003 (at SP 2) is retired from Support on 07/14/2015 (Extended Support End Date), and .NET Framework 1.1. (a component of Windows Server 2003) is retired from Support 10/8/2013 (Extended Support End Date) - will security updates be released that mitigate any new vulnerabilities discovered in .NET Framework 1.1 for Windows Server 2003 SP2 between 10/8/2013 and 7/14/2015?