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Microsoft Windows Server Standard 2003 5 Clients [Old Version]

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Manufacturer: Microsoft Software
Model: P73-00001
Binding: CD-ROM
Publisher: Microsoft Software
Label: Microsoft Software
Platform: Windows NT
Platform: Windows NT

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Run Your Business on the Most Solid Server Operating System Microsoft Has Ever Released. A comprehensive, integrated and dependable server operating system designed to help IT do more with less by reducing costs and increasing the effectiveness of your computing operations.
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A good work from ms again!!!

2003-11-03
To the company of the all specializers it is adviced to have this one..

Windows 2000 with just a few enhancements

2003-04-24
I got my MSDN shipment yesterday and loaded up the Enterprise version on an HP Pavillion (don't laugh).

All was well, except for sound incompatibility - Turtle Beach not happy.

My biggest gripe - IIS would not start the default web due to "the process cannot access the file because its in use".

Bummer.

And, I tried loading the Adminpak.msi that allows administration of servers from an XP box etc. It did not extract due to "incorrect cluster size".

These are my only complaints so far. Its not a "must have" upgrade for your existing Windows 2000 servers. Nothing really compelling out of the box that I can see. All admin tools are the same, AD etc.

Microsoft still makes the best software on the planet no matter what anyone says.

I've used OSX, Linux, SGI O/2, and nothing can compare to ease of use, tools, and built in services.