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now it gives 203 small business and 2903 standard as options I choose 203 server and it goes into setup and then fails again any hlep please
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now it gives 203 small business and 2903 standard as options I choose 203 server and it goes into setup and then fails again any hlep please

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Hi, <br />
Can you provide details on the hardware?<br />
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Manufacturer?<br />
Server model?<br />
Memory?<br />
Hard disk type and Size?<br />
Raid or no Raid?<br />
If RAID, then which RAID controller?
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Hi,
Can you provide details on the hardware?

Manufacturer?
Server model?
Memory?
Hard disk type and Size?
Raid or no Raid?
If RAID, then which RAID controller?

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If there is no data on the HD that was in need of saving just start over by formating the disk and begging with a fresh drive.
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If there is no data on the HD that was in need of saving just start over by formating the disk and begging with a fresh drive.

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how do I format? it is a ibm netfinity box
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how do I format? it is a ibm netfinity box

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I have a client that tried a 23 beta small business install then tried a full 203 install. but in the middle hangs up and can nopt read disk. I want to start iover any ideas on what I cna do&gt;?
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I have a client that tried a 23 beta small business install then tried a full 203 install. but in the middle hangs up and can nopt read disk. I want to start iover any ideas on what I cna do>?

2003 install

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).