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Microsoft Small Business Server 2003
Small Business Server is available in two editions, Standard and Premium. The standard edition includes Windows Server 2003 and MS Exchange. The Premium edition also includes SQL and ISA server.
Both versions of SBS2K3 make it easy to access your information remotely through Remote Web Workplace (RWW); send - receive faxes directly from your Dell PC's and communicate - collaborate with your team.
This is an ideal product for small to medium businesses; up to 75 user's.
This is a solid product teamed with your Dell Server. The key to setting up your business utilizing SBS2K3 server is the initial installation and configuration. Dell has a program to assist you through this process; the Dell Remote Installation team (RI).
Both versions of SBS2K3 make it easy to access your information remotely through Remote Web Workplace (RWW); send - receive faxes directly from your Dell PC's and communicate - collaborate with your team.
This is an ideal product for small to medium businesses; up to 75 user's.
This is a solid product teamed with your Dell Server. The key to setting up your business utilizing SBS2K3 server is the initial installation and configuration. Dell has a program to assist you through this process; the Dell Remote Installation team (RI).
Windows Server 2003 Links
| Dell Small Business Forums Dell Small Business 360 Resources. Insights. Advice. Community. | Adding and Securing a computer to your SBS Server Operating System must be W2K Pro; WXP Pro or Vista Business to connect (join) an SBS domain |
| MS SBS 2K3 Solution Center Troubleshooting and "How - To" Articles | Dell "How - To" / Informational & Tech Tips Videos |
| SBS 2K3 ROI and Whitepaper | Getting Started Guide |
SBS FAQ
Licensing - licensing Q & A
FAQ - General Q & A
SBS2K3 - Setup, Upgrade, and Migration - Q & A
Case Studies
Common issues & additional resources
SBS Server Shuts Down Unexpectedly - MS article ID 555087
SBS2K3 in Existing AD domain - MS article ID 884453
Desktop Technology Chart
"The wizard cannot set the DHCP scope options" - error message MS article ID 875422
"The following user settings are private" - error message MS article 886210
Technet Blog -
Default Services That Are Installed in SBS 2K3
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Anyone have any experience with this? specifically from the software side of things as the hardware is pretty straight forward :-)
If I want to implement a company wide contact management solution using MS Business Contact Manager and Outlook do I need to, or, would it be best to buy a new Exchange Server and host the software on that server? We currently use a network based program, Goldmine. We are adding several outside sales reps and they will all have laptops. We want them to be able to add their contacts onto their laptops then conduct a "one-way" sync into the shared database. Our administrative staff would be able to contact their leads. Sales reps would never be able to "pull" information out of the larger database, only add to it. If you could direct me to someone at Dell that can help me understand the capability of Business Contact Manager as well as what hardware we may need to purchase I would greatly appreciate it.
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