Advanced Server to Professional Resources?
This is a discussion about Advanced Server to Professional Resources? in the Windows Software category; I'm wanting to set up a small server with some utilities from Windows 2000 Server. . . or Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I have Advanced Server immediately available, whereas Server I'll have from work in a week.
I'm wanting to set up a small server with some utilities from Windows 2000 Server...or Windows 2000 Advanced Server.
I have Advanced Server immediately available, whereas Server I'll have from work in a week.
Is there a way I can install Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and set up services in such a way that I can have its resource consumption down to NEAR-Professional levels?
My computer is a
Pentium III 500
160 MB PC100 RAM
43.5 GB hdd, etc. etc.
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PIII 500 (Pre CuMine)
160MB RAM
GeForce DDR
Sonic Impact S90
Win2K Prof(and W98SE, but unused for 2 months)
Logitech Itouch Elite
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
Everglide (HL Giganta)
Logitech Quickcam Home
etc. etc. etc.
I have Advanced Server immediately available, whereas Server I'll have from work in a week.
Is there a way I can install Windows 2000 Advanced Server, and set up services in such a way that I can have its resource consumption down to NEAR-Professional levels?
My computer is a
Pentium III 500
160 MB PC100 RAM
43.5 GB hdd, etc. etc.
------------------
PIII 500 (Pre CuMine)
160MB RAM
GeForce DDR
Sonic Impact S90
Win2K Prof(and W98SE, but unused for 2 months)
Logitech Itouch Elite
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
Everglide (HL Giganta)
Logitech Quickcam Home
etc. etc. etc.
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It's unlikely...W2K adv.server takes up a lot of memory due to all the services it needs to have up and running. You can go and disable manually some of them, but it's not a good idea...i noticed that adv.server takes up to 20-30 more mb ram after boot than w2k pro. Hey, it's a server solution, and servers have usually quite "potent" resources (CPU, RAM, buses, etc...)
