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Product: Windows Server 2003 |
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System Requirements
| Table Of Contents |
| 1:
Introduction 2: Pricing & System Requirements 3: New Features 4: Creation of ADAM 5: Active Directory 6: Security 7: IIS 6 8: Terminal Services 9: Conclusion |
To date, Microsoft has made several advances in their server software. When they first ventured into this area, Windows NT was considered, to be frank, a poor example of a server operating system. Novell, the market leader when Microsoft began, even went so far as to offer Directory Services for NT as a separate product because of Microsoft’s lack of Directory Services. Windows 2000 was their first attempt into the world of directory services and now, with advancements in all facets of 2003 Server, Microsoft has proven that they can take Enterprise-level Networks to a level that they need to be, easily…
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Windows Server 2003 System Requirements |
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| Requirement | Standard Edition | Enterprise Edition | Datacenter Edition | Web Edition |
| Minimum CPU Speed | 133 MHz |
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133 MHz |
| Recommended CPU Speed | 550 MHz | 733 MHz | 733 MHz | 550 MHz |
| Minimum RAM | 128 MB | 128 MB | 512 MB | 128 MB |
| Recommended Minimum RAM | 256 MB | 256 MB | 1 GB | 256 MB |
| Maximum RAM | 4 GB |
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2 GB |
| Multi-Processor Support | 1 or 2 | Up to 8 |
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1 or 2 |
| Disk Space for Setup | 1.5 GB |
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1.5 GB |
Pricing
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Version |
Price | Description |
| Standard Edition | $999 | Includes 5 CALs |
| Standard Edition | $1199 | Includes 10 CALs |
| Enterprise Edition | $3999 | Includes 25 CALs |
| Web Edition | $399 | No CALs Needed |
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Type |
Price | Description |
| CAL 5 Pack | $199 | 5 Additional CALs |
| CAL 20 Pack | $799 | 20 Additional CALs |
| CAL TS 5 Pack | $749 | 5 Additional Terminal Services CALs |
| CAL TS 20 Pack | $2,699 | 20 Additional Terminal Services CALs |
