Re: SBS 2003 Premium and WinXP Pro running concurrently
- From: "Frank McCallister SBS MVP" <anonymous>
- Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 14:56:18 -0600
The only way that can be done on one piece of hardware is with Virtual PC or
Virtual Server. Neither is recommended in a Production environment. I would
definitely be interested in any MS document he provided you. Email to me at
Frank at compumac dot biz
--
Frank McCallister SBS MVP
COMPUMAC
"Bill" <Bill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:04217F2E-17C2-49DE-827B-BE7EBB35FD42@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> If I have been victim of a Microsoft rep joke, then shame on him. It
> won't
> happen again. It sounded incredible when he said it, so I went back the
> next
> day and asked again. Here's the story.
>
> As part of a package of products I received when joining the Ms Prof
> Accountants Network was SBS 2003 Premium Edition. As a one-man accountant
> shop, I have no need of a separate server, so I've done nothing with it.
> Two
> days ago, while attending a continuing education expo, I had occasion to
> visit with the MS rep at the Microsoft booth. While discussing Small
> Business Accounting 2006, he happened to mention that I could install SBS
> 2003 Premium on my XP Pro machine and that the two OSs would coexist. In
> fact, I could logon to SBS 2003 from my XP desktop. And no, this is not a
> dual boot option--since in that case, I would be selecting one OS or the
> other, but not both.
>
> That night, I searched the Knowledgebase, as well as the docs that came
> with
> my software and found no reference to this coexisting installation. I
> went
> back for the second day of classes and asked the MS rep again to confirm
> what
> I thought I understood. Yes indeed. In fact, I can email you a two-page
> instruction *** on how to do it. I got his email, but it was just a pdf
> of
> the SBS 2003 promo ***. I replied to his email with a request for more
> info or KB article number or any reference for this. I've heard nothing
> back.
>
> Did I just run into a Microsoft joker, or is this possible?
>
> Many thanks. No I'm not interested in a good deal on a bridge!
> --
> Bill
.
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