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Old 15-03-2005, 01:16   #12
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Re: Cannot get a pc to log onto domain

SBS2003 is definitely 75 licences max, it's just only suppplied initially with 5, just as is Server 2003 and any other bolt on only with a few licences. Unless your business is likely to exceed the 75 limit anytime soon, and certainly for a smaller firm that (no disrespect) is having a DIY installation, so doesn't have a full time IT admin, SBS is definitely the way to go.

My understanding is that you get the full product, server, exchange, etc. It's just pre setup to work together and run on one server PC, rather than the seperate exchange would run on a different PC to the file server, etc, of a bigger network.
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