What is the main difference in win2000server & window 2003?
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2000 has less network compatibilities then 2003. But one new tecnology is added to 2003 is that... its support image writing... its means if you have two harddisk then both of them will have the same data but still they work separately inside windows.
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Both XP and 2003 are based on NT technology. If XP is dedicated primarly to pc's, so a general use public, 2003 focuses on servers and mainframes! This is the main difference between them. \nFor example XP doesn't support multiple processors, while 2003 does. Xp supports maxim 4 Gb of RAM, while 2003 supports up to 16 Gb of RAM. The security issues are more advanced in 2003, since it's ment for servers as already mentioned.
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there is no 'the' difference.\n\nthey are so dis-similar, one could spend a number of years cateloggin their differences.....\n\nI want a million dollars !      it's good to want.\n\nwe both have a similar chance of getting what we want, via this forum.\n\nluck !\n\n\ndude...those links will just be defining them, not listing their differences....\n\nOMG...Greeney that's wrong.\n\nDOS was around LONG before there was windows.  IT DOES NOT need windows to operate. It CAN run under windows, BUT windows 1,2, and 3 needed DOS under THEM to run.\nLOL
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In windows 2003 server support SHADOW COPIES ..A NEW TOOL TO RECOVER FILES\nWindow 2003 server includes IS server in it. That is the biggest advantage on top of better file system management\nIn 2003 server u can change the domain name at any time without rebuilding the domain\nwhere as in 2000 u have to rebuild the entire domain to change the domain name\nIn windows 2000 support maximum 10 users access shared folder at a time through network.\nBut in win2003 no limitation
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Pay for it and activate it.  This is the only legitimate way to continue to use Windows.  The only other option you may have is to reinstall it again in a different directory which may start the 180 day clock over.  Of course, if you reinstall, you'll have to reinstall all of your apps and reconfigure your server.
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This should help you configure exchange on SBS:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sbs/2000/reskit/sbrk0019.mspx?mfr=true\nBut it is for 2000\n\nI did find this for SBS 2003\nhttp://www.isaserver.org/articles/2004sbsinstallpart4.html\nhttp://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Installing-and-Configuring-SBS2003.html
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Obvious difference is win2k server is much more stable for serving data and applications.  Otherwise XP Pro kicks butt and will have support for more hardware devices.
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ya in windows 2003 in task manager we can see the LAN network incoming bandwith
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Wow... This is a really technical question.  I have my MCP for Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003, but I actually had to look it up.  Now I remember why.  This is the part of the class that I had trouble staying awake in.  For a good explanation (however long), try this site:\nhttp://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/10825_1468641_1
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Hmmm...we run 3 servers on Win2003 (two on a rack with a KVM switch, and one as a standalone) and we haven't had any issues with our mice. I bet it isn't an issue with Win2003...unless of course, your system is too weak to handle the load, in which case the mouse response would be shaky when the machine's crunching away.
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Depends on what flavor of Windows but the below link gives you all the info for windows 2003
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Opera is a browser, Microsoft 2000 is an operating system and Microsoft 2003 is a Office Suite.\n\nIf you are trying to determine the version of a given program click the help menu and then select "About".\n\nIf you are trying to determine if a program is installed on your computer go to Start, Programs, All Programs.\n\nI wish I could be more help but I am not sure what you need.
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Winserv or Winsrv.  Yeah they are similar but they are completely different items.  Winserv is part of the IMISERV virus.  Winsrv is a file that contains the server side version of the 32-bit user and GDI routines, the graphics engine.\n\nIf you can't get Windows XP back up I would suggest that you reformat and reinstall.
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this is the microsoft official source for improvement over various of features in windows 2003\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evaluation/overview/technologies/default.mspx
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I am currently running .NET 2003 and 6.0 and am not experiencing any problems.
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That's Fine Choice... win 2000 will run comfortabally..... and why do you use Windows 2000 i know it's easy handling servers Since Microsoft has already released windows 2003 Server which is quite similar to windows Xp with windows 2000 Features and many more!
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No, currently it is running on a Windows 2003 server.  They moved it in 2005 from a windows 2000 server