Bing Server 2008 and you will find one. I am no Network Engineer and tired to mess with Server 2008. I was above me. That is why I suggested Windows Home Server. It is easy to setup and get your computers connected.
Good luck and have fun.
I went with server 2008 because a friend of mine had a copy and was willing to let me use it because he had no need for it anymore, and the windows home server I don't have money to buy right now. I will have to look around for a forum later, right now I am past the point of being tired and need to get some sleep.
Yep, I'd agree with that. The only server OS I like better is Server 2008 R2, but Server 2008 would do the job just fine.
We run 2008 Enterprise here. I would think networking might be the place for it, but maybe not.err, well regardless I have already gone with windows server 2008 standard as my OS for the server, I may change things up down the road just to see what it has to offer but I have already finished the install for server 2008. You are right however, I did misread the page. This is just a sample of what happens when a person has been working third shift for many years and tries to function in the early morning when tired lol.. While I am on the subject of server 2008 does anyone here know of a forum I can go to for advice on it or does this forum discuss such things?
Good luck with your installation...
I personally use Linux for personal/professional server use. It's waaaaayyy less headache than any Windows Server Edition. Don't get me wrong, I do like Windows Server, it is good and stable, but for long term use... I'd use Linux in a heartbeat. My current server installation's up time is 14++ months.
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