We have been using the trial version of the Server 2003 Enterprise edition. Is there a way to promote the trial version to the fully licensed verson when
we get the server license in hand?
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Re: Exchange 2003 Enterprise capabilities ... Outside of any large companies or organizations that have support contracts... You don't need Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition just to have Exchange... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: To Move or not to move? ... Hi when you say 'enterprise edition' you mean the stand alone products. ... There is effectively no difference between SBS and the standard products other than the 75 user limit and the single domain with no trusts stuff. ... If you have a serious SQL app running and you want as little in the way of issues as possible I would consider having a second server to run Exchange. ...Upgrades; what are we looking at as far as 3rd party software upgrades? ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: load balancing, session directory ... Session directory requires Enterprise Edition....session directory is a feature of every edition (i.e. ...seond server identical to the first server. ... because only enterprise edition supports load balancing / ... (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
Re: 2 Node clustering for Email Services ... You need Enterprise Edition with certified hardware...no software RAID...Enterprise Edition of the server product.... I am testing the possibility of creating a cluster because I am in the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering)
Re: Session Directory ...Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition is required for TS Session...Terminal Services Program Manager... (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
