Hi guys,
scenario is:
I do some work for another IT support company here and there and have to
make it look like I'm from them when on site. Their customer has sbs2000
which is pretty damn sick. I've recommended they ditch the old server
and move to sbs2003 with new hardware, using the swing migration from Jeff.
I've just found out that they are going to be getting (as specified by
the IT support Company they use) win server 2003/exchange 2007/sql 2005
rather than sbs. There are only 12 users in this company.
Did I miss something ?
simon
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Re: Im not going mad am I ? OT ... I've just found out that they are going to be getting (as specified by the IT support Company they use) win server 2003/exchange 2007/sql 2005 rather than sbs. ... If they are going to provide public access to the database via a website or other functions they can't use SBS because of licensing. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: eventvwr DNS issue - Please help us! ... > We are a school who's IT support company have gone under which has ... > dynamic DNS entries, but our event viewer is chocablock with DNS ... > DNS server has updated its own host records. ... > If this DNS server's Active Directory replication partners do not ... (microsoft.public.win2000.dns)
