Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Full Version for PC (25 Client/s) (P72-00001)

Pros: Support for multiple processors and serious amounts of RAM.

Cons: You have to justify a shut-down or restart.

The Bottom Line: So far, so good, but stay tuned as our migration gets underway.

Review: Reviewers Note: this review is intended for computer laymen who have a very good understanding of the terms used throughout this review, and a broad understanding of Operating System technology and terminology. The company I provide ...

Pros: Terminal Services
IIS 6.0
Active Directory

Cons: Poor driver support

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a solid platform to build you network your web application on this is it!

Review: The first server version of Microsoft Windows which I used was NT Server 4, which was great but had some bugs. The we made the move to Windows 2000 Server, same story. We finally made the move to Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. Prior to installing we had ...

Pros: Flexible, Fast, Stability

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this OS to any person that plans to run a STABLE server.

Review: Gaming And Game Servers Are A blast with Windows 2003 Server!!! If you Hardcore gamers out there are looking for a stable OS for your New extreme Game server?? Or, if your just a gamer that wants a new fresh OS, then this is your choice! ...

Pros: Would not recommend using on the enterprise level

Cons: Best for small to mid size business!

Review: This is one of the best operating systems Microsoft ever introduced! It has some many great features and so easy to use. Microsoft definitely getting there! ...

Pros: Easy to set up and configure, stable, and robust

Cons: Some lags with Routing and Remote Access, some drivers aren't included.

The Bottom Line: If your business is considering an upgrade from Windows 2000 Server to this, do it!

Review: Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition is quite possibly the best server product that Microsoft has released yet. They are definitely showing their willingness to compete with Linux, and in fact have brought forth an offering that very well could if it ...

Pros: Installs nicely, support for almost all software I loaded on it.

Cons: Limited driver support for consumer peripherals. Much less stable than advertised, too complex.

The Bottom Line: Not ready for prime time.

Review: I was lulled into installing Windows Server 2003 by its great reviews. I intended to use it for just one personal computer in order to obtain some of its benefits regarding : 1. Security 2. Stability 3. Performance I spent about a week on Server ...