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05.11.2006 at 07:18PM PDT, ID: 21847781
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Hi All,

I have a client who has asked me to quote up a new system for them, im complelety capable of setting up the system however i do know that i am competeing with someone else for the quote!

Often i will always ensure the server i use is definantly going to be able to handle quite a bit more than specified. To take in to account growth etc.

System They Require:

Server (I will run SBS2003)
9 PC's in Total

Its mainly for baisc exchange functions and shareing files and printing.

My questions is what sort of system would you recommend running for the server to handle that amount of clients without going overboard so that i can remain competative????

Thanks in Advanced!

Oh and they already have Gigabit switch in place which is nice!

 
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