I hope this doesn't seem like a dumb questions, but I have to ask anyway. I'm setting up a server for a client with SBS 2003 Premium. They have a line
of business application that uses SQL. The software vendor wants to set the
SQL server to run on the System Account (with a fairly insecure password
IMHO, but that's not for me to decide). What I'm wondering is if I do this
and then upgrade the SHAREPOINT database to SQL, will it cause any problems
with the SharePoint internal web site?
Re: Why setup two servers with same name ... I quoted on SBS 2003 Premium since we need SQL 2000 Premium with the ... The other vendor quoted 'SBS 2003' on his offer. ... I am worried that the server might also be 'confused' because the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: SBS2008 install from my MS Action Pack ... match Standard and Premium CALs depending on if the users will need access to ...SQL servers on the domain or not... ... is all is needed to access any SQL server on the domain... ...Server license and a License for SQL, which is included in the AP, ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Standard v Premium ? ... Price-wise, I believe Premium is cheaper than Standard + ISA, so not using ...SQL isn't a factor. ... But IMO one of the best deals, if you've got customers... >> us the new version of ISA Server I believe. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: SBS 2008/SQL Pricing Question ... There can be a lot of benefit from running the SQL Server on a separate server, and SBS 2008 Premium edition gives you that option, since it includes a full Windows Server 2008 Standard license for a second server. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: SBS 2003 test question explanation needed please ... You need SQL so ...Premium is required so B is correct Only one SBS is allowed so the other SBS ...server, can you install the SQL server that comes with SBS 2003 premium ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
