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http://www.microsoft.com/windows.netserver/preview/default.mspx
That was posted from Philipp, and I have seen other postings about it. I was just wondering how many have signed up so far.
That was posted from Philipp, and I have seen other postings about it. I was just wondering how many have signed up so far.
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Cynan
I'd sign-up if I wasn't an MSDN user... bit pointless to me atm.
Mr.Guvernment
i would sign up
but it is likely the cd would never make to me in Antigua.
but it is likely the cd would never make to me in Antigua.
OLEerror
I've downloaded it from the MSDN site. I haven't had much time to play with it, but so far I'm impressed. It actually looks like a server OS. The first thing I noticed was the missing GAMES shortcut on the Start Menu. No more brainless admins playing minesweeper on the Domain Controller.
I ran through the Manage My Server wizard and was surprised at how well it worked. A shaved monkey could set up this server. I want to play around with SUS since it comes as part of .NET server. I'll be able to see what kind of resources it uses up so I can determine if I want to run it at work. I don't know what to think about activation having made it into Microsoft's server OSes. Doesn't really phase me much, though.
In all, .NET Server looks like a fun new toy.
I ran through the Manage My Server wizard and was surprised at how well it worked. A shaved monkey could set up this server. I want to play around with SUS since it comes as part of .NET server. I'll be able to see what kind of resources it uses up so I can determine if I want to run it at work. I don't know what to think about activation having made it into Microsoft's server OSes. Doesn't really phase me much, though.
In all, .NET Server looks like a fun new toy.
Davros
I signed up a couple of days ago. Maybe I'll get an email from them in the next 2 weeks!
