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Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition is a comprehensive, integrated and dependable server operating system designed to help IT do more with less by reducing costs and increasing the effectiveness of your computing operations. Designed for small organizations and departmental use, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition provides high levels of dependability, scalability, and security. The core infrastructure services provided by Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition take the best of Windows 2000 Server technology and make it easier to deploy, manage, and use. The result is a highly productive operating system that is secure, reliable, and ready to use "out-of-the-box", with features that provide robust availability and scalability.

Price: $1,149.99. :eek2:

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Bill GATES! a huge ripoff! seesh why sell it for that much? he should reduce since he's a richest man in world.
 
Mac OS X Server
(10-Client)
$499.00

Mac OS X Server
(Unlimited-Client)
$999.00

Apparently, Mac OS X Server is the better deal.
 
Originally posted by DoVip
:type: Product Description:

Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition is a comprehensive, integrated and dependable server operating system designed to help IT do more with less by reducing costs and increasing the effectiveness of your computing operations. Designed for small organizations and departmental use, Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition provides high levels of dependability, scalability, and security. The core infrastructure services provided by Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition take the best of Windows 2000 Server technology and make it easier to deploy, manage, and use. The result is a highly productive operating system that is secure, reliable, and ready to use "out-of-the-box", with features that provide robust availability and scalability.

Price: $1,149.99. :eek2:

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DoVip, OUCH.... i rather stick with XP. :D
 
Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by ckfarbes
DoVip, OUCH.... i rather stick with XP. :D
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Windows Xp isn't going to be good server. :roll:
 
Re: Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by weekend
Windows Xp isn't going to be good server. :roll:
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any server isn't good server ... so nothing is perfect server at all !!
 
Originally posted by Banjo
Mac OS X Server
(10-Client)
$499.00

Mac OS X Server
(Unlimited-Client)
$999.00

Apparently, Mac OS X Server is the better deal.
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Linux and BSD are free. Plus they both run well on old, slow machines. If you're looking at cost, it's pretty tough to beat the open source operating systems.
 
I dont trust most Microsoft programs. I can trick a person to destroy his own Windows XP because of a security exploit MS won't fix.
 
Originally posted by todd_run
Linux and BSD are free. Plus they both run well on old, slow machines. If you're looking at cost, it's pretty tough to beat the open source operating systems.
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Are you sure Linux and BSD are free? How can they keep their business up? :eek:

There is no such a "free lunch"!
 
Originally posted by illustrator
Are you sure Linux and BSD are free? How can they keep their business up? :eek:

There is no such a "free lunch"!
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Absolutely free! Even better, since these are Open Source, you can even copy and modify the actual source code. If you need the operating system to do something specific, you can write it into the kernel (of course, this isn't something that everyone has the programming skills to do, but unless you work for M$, you could never modify Windows, regardless of how good you are at programming).

"Linux" and "BSD" are not owned by businesses. They are managed by communities of volunteers. There are companies who make money from these operating systems by selling training, support and even "distributions" (which are packages that make it easier or more convenient to install).

There is lots of software that is free. Most web sites on the internet run on Apache, which is also 100% free. The next time you send an email message, most likely it will be routed through at least one server running SendMail, also an open source program.

Sorry to sound like I'm preaching, but there's a ton of really good software out there that's free. But since there isn't a company with billions of dollars to promote it, many people never hear about it.
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by knightwolf68
any server isn't good server ... so nothing is perfect server at all !!
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:werd: I've tried Win3.1, Win 95, Win 98, Win 2000, Win NT, and Win XP so far. None of them is "perfect" for my taste. Heh.
 
:pats on todd_run's head: Good job!

OSX is based off FreeBSD. OSX costs are ripping off FreeBSD just like Windows 2000 ripped off FreeBSD's TCP/IP stack codes. Microsoft never paid off FreeBSD "group of volunteers" for this TCP/IP stack codes. I believe Apple is doing the same for the entire BSD Operating System codes. :/
 
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Originally posted by ChelEler
:werd: I've tried Win3.1, Win 95, Win 98, Win 2000, Win NT, and Win XP so far. None of them is "perfect" for my taste. Heh.
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:slap: Hey, it's not about home personal OS. :mrgreen:

SilenceGold... Are you saying that Apple paid to these volunteer and M$ didn't?
 
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Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by illustrator
:slap: Hey, it's not about home personal OS. :mrgreen:

SilenceGold... Are you saying that Apple paid to these volunteer and M$ didn't?
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No..I'm saying that Apple did the same thing as Microsoft when it came to using BSD's codes. The only difference is Microsoft used little of the code compared to Apple which used almost in entire. Both didn't pay.
 
Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by illustrator
:slap: Hey, it's not about home personal OS. :mrgreen:

SilenceGold... Are you saying that Apple paid to these volunteer and M$ didn't?
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Ok, whatever.
 
It's not hard to pirate software. :p

hacker is just doing something pure newbie. :p
 
Originally posted by ChelEler
:werd: I've tried Win3.1, Win 95, Win 98, Win 2000, Win NT, and Win XP so far. None of them is "perfect" for my taste. Heh.
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I agree with you, ChelEler - none of the windows platforms are perfect at all. Every single Operating System have crashed no matter how careful I was with modifying or not modifying any system files, etc.

Nothing in the entire world's perfect at all... ;)
 
Re: Re: Windows Server 2003

Originally posted by WaterRats13
I agree with you, ChelEler - none of the windows platforms are perfect at all. Every single Operating System have crashed no matter how careful I was with modifying or not modifying any system files, etc.

Nothing in the entire world's perfect at all... ;)
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I don't think you have tried EVERY Operating Systems.

If you modified and it crashed....you abused. :D

It's just like a car....take a good care of it...it'll last very long time.

Abuse it.....it'll be found on the road waiting for a tow truck.
 
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