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<0> and log on in that machine as domain admin
<0> i want to make it exhange server
<0> ok
<0> now do i have to run dcpromo and make it a child domain
<0> or no need
<0> i just install ms exchange
<1> no, exchange servers don't need to be domain servers. they can run as domain members
<0> hmm ... what is the diff between domain servers and domain members
<1> a domain server runs and propogates active directory domain information
<1> -- in other words
<1> dcpromo has been run on it.
<1> a domain member is just a 'member' of the domain.
<0> hmm
<0> sure
<1> maybe you should hire a consultant.
<0> no no ...



<1> no offense, but if you don't know the difference between a domain server or a member, then you really have no business installing exchange
<0> no sartan, its not that what i mean
<0> i know the diff
<0> but the issue of AD confuses me
<0> well ... are you MCSE or something
<1> i'm only an mcsa :'(
<0> 2003
<1> I should let you know now that I don't wo2k.
<1> 2k
<1> i was saying. i dont know what happeneted there
<1> i don't work with windows anymore. =)
<0> why ... windows ****s that why ;)
<1> yeah. that's why.
<1> don't tell anyone else I said that
<1> but i hate the ****.
<0> ya me too
<1> i'm primarily cisco and have strong linux skills to boot.
<0> good good
<0> i wanted to come at that tract
<0> track*
<1> it's nice..
<1> really keeps end-user-trash out of my job
<0> but alas ... commercialisum
<1> with almost any windows position you're cursed to working with user accounts
<1> email boxes..
<1> storage space..
<1> whiney people
<0> windows rules not on the servers ... it rules in the mind of managers
<0> well... so, what is the benefit to make a child domain
<1> there are no concepts of child domains in active directory
<0> (:|
<0> there are ...
<0> i have seen thats why i am telling
<1> on my mom?
<1> where have you seen them?
<0> contoso.com is domain
<1> Ohh..
<0> jojo.contoso.com is a child domain
<1> you're confusing active directory domains with dns
<1> not the same
<0> well .. it is microsoft
<0> there are no more netbios name
<0> AD uses dns names
<0> to register the domains
<1> Thank you!
<1> did you have any specific questions or is this still windows theory 101? :P
<0> ehhehehe
<0> sorry to bug you
<1> no worries..
<1> it's just 4 am and i'm kind of sick of working here.
<1> i'm also in the middle of studying
<0> hmm
<0> well at least you solve one of my confussion
<0> otherwise this AD and MS both will F@#$ me
<2> Can anybody tell me if there is a performance/security boost in windows 2003 Small Business compared ti Windows server 2000?
<0> nopes
<0> well you are comparing NT5.0 and NT5.2
<0> you can judge which one is better
<1> BimboBoo: small business server 2003 uses configuration wizards and popular schema templates for nearly everything.
<1> it has an easy-to-use administrative console that takes care of most day-to-day operations



<3> thats not true
<3> SBS installs more than just the base OS
<3> which is potentially a security rick
<1> Wow... at what point..
<1> did i say...
<1> and was i done..
<3> not you
<0> sartan is right
<0> i have also read the same story
<0> about SBS
<3> Jammer
<0> its all about wizards in SBS
<1> anyway
<1> BimboBoo: like i was saying - sbs prevents configuration errors and administrative error by providing a standard interface to do day to day operations.
<3> SBS also has to be installed as a DC and other things which can make it harder to manage for the clueless
<1> it is also preconfigured with a firewall, group policy scripts..
<1> BimboBoo: anyway - as it goes..
<2> so i should stick with windows 2000 server right?
<1> are you aware of what sbs 2003 includes?
<1> it's not just windows.
<0> no problem ... stick with any version of windows you will not get performance/security ;)
<4> anyone here?
<4> i have a quick question
<2> sartan, yea exchange and shared fax services.
<2> but i am am ore thinking aobut the perfdormance\
<1> sbs2003 naturally has a larger foot print than straight windows 2000 server.
<4> i am using IE, is there any program that will dl all pictures on a website?
<1> but realistically you're not going to be running into ANY performance issues if you're even considering sbs2003.
<4> instead of me clicking each pic and saving?
<1> because obviously your network isn't large enough to think about multiple 2000 or 2003 deployments
<3> ***uming you have decent hardware
<2> just 1 server, 4 clients
<3> SBS is kind of a pig, though its versions of included software are crippled
<1> sort of..
<1> exchange is crippled in a sense of maximum information store size
<0> hehehehe
<1> and you can only have one information store.
<1> everything else is pretty standard
<1> sbs licensing is friendly too..
<1> comes with exchange / outlook licenses
<3> hrmm
<2> sartan exactly
<2> I wont be needing a big Exchange database.
<3> I forget if MSSQL comes with SBS or not
<1> it comes with SBS premium
<3> ah
<1> (SBS premium also includes frontpage, ISA server, MS-SQL)
<3> that is limited in some respects as well
<1> it's full-on ms-sql.
<1> i can't imagine business requirements for a small business needing anything etoo
<5> Keep your hands off my sql. Get your own.
<0> whos he
<0> sql is your son
<0> ???
<0> sartan have you use opera
<1> yes
<1> didn't like it.
<0> (:| why
<0> it is nice and i prefer it more than ff
<3> it breaks lots of things last I tried it
<3> IE worked better, which says a lot
<0> ):| never use IE and better in the same sentence
<5> You must have to use two convoluted sentences a lot.
<3> as I said, it says a lot.
<3> but all software ****s, so its relative
<0> well right now i have a issue in opera
<5> I do too. All that screeching and hollaring.
<3> why am I not suprised.
<3> ok, time to try and sleep for the third time
<0> first when i was using my linux proxy
<0> opera was working fine
<0> now one of my college installs isa 2000 in our org
<0> and my opera stop working
<0> means that we replace the linux proxy with isa 2000


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