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Technical Benifits of upgrading to SBS2003
Hi There,
We have a client that is running a SBS2000 domain. They want to upgrade to SBS2003 and infact get a free upgrade to 2003 (not 2003 r2).
Does anyone have a quick list of some sort the benifits to upgrading to SBS2003 from SBS2000 the client just wants something to show the bean counters so they can make the financial decision.
I have had a quick look at microsoft and can only find stuff on R2
any help would be greatly apprecited.
We have a client that is running a SBS2000 domain. They want to upgrade to SBS2003 and infact get a free upgrade to 2003 (not 2003 r2).
Does anyone have a quick list of some sort the benifits to upgrading to SBS2003 from SBS2000 the client just wants something to show the bean counters so they can make the financial decision.
I have had a quick look at microsoft and can only find stuff on R2
any help would be greatly apprecited.
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Another thing - Volume Shadow copy - when enabled (and only available in 2003 Server), this automatically backs up documents when they change, based on a defined schedule. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volume_Shadow_Copy_Service
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Jay said it -> Exchange 2003
Better control of public folders, the recovery storage group, RPC/HTTP (big bonus), stability
Here is the MS answer - but it is reasons for upgrading in general, not just upgrading from 2000 -> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/evaluation/top.mspx
Hope that helps,
-red