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| 4 Editions of Windows Server 2003 |
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Web Edition
Standard Edition
Enterprise Edition
Datacenter Edition |
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| System Requirements Web Server 2003 |
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Min Ram - 128mb
Recommended Ram - 256mb
Max Ram - 2GB
Supports Up to 2 processors
Minimum Disk Space - 1.5GB |
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| System Requirements Standard Edition 2003 |
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Min Ram - 128MB
Recommended Ram - 256MB
Max Ram - 4GB
Supports up to 4 processors
Minimum Disk Space - 1.5GB |
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| System Requirements Enterprise Server 2003 |
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Min Ram - 128MB
Recommended Ram - 256MB
Maximum Ram - 32GB
Supports up to 8 processors
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| Datacenter Edition Server 2003 Requirements |
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Min Ram - 512MB
Recommended Ram - 1GB
Max Ram - 64 GB
Supports up to 32 Processors |
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| Web Edition Server 2003 Facts |
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Can't Function as a domain controller
Max of 10 server connections at once
Remote Desktop Is Supported
Not Required a License |
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| Standard Edition Server 2003 Facts |
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Full active directory support
Includes II6 (Web & FTP services)
Can function as a router
File & Print Services
Supports up to 4 processors |
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| Enterprise Server 2003 Facts |
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Medium to large sized businesses
Supports 8 processors
32GB memory
Server clustering is available
Hot Memory available
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| Datacenter Edition Server 2003 Facts |
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Supports up to 32 processors
Supports up to 64GB Ram
For exceptionally large businesses |
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A script that contains settings for all of the options presented to a user when installing server 2003.
Using file can make unattended installations
Drawback:
each computer has to have its own file |
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bit for bit copy of the hard drive that has the operating system already installed.
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| Run command to install Active Directory |
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| Active Directory Server Name |
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When there is more than 1 domain, that uses the same DNS name.
Parent domain = Root Domain |
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An Active Directory that do not share a common root domain, they exist as multiple trees.
example:
Contoso.com and adatum.com |
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| records in the active directory |
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| Most Commonly Used Active Directory Objects |
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Domain
Organizational Unit
User
Computer
Group
Shared Folder
Printer |
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Other objects can exist beneath it in the heirarchy of the Active Directory
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| GPO (Group Policy Objects) |
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| Collections of settings such as user rights, privledges, you can apply to a group instead of individually. Saves a lot of time. |
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