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Mounting Windows Server 2003 & NT with 10.3
If the server is for a Mac based shop, then of course it will have Macintosh services installed.
Mounting Windows Server 2003 & NT with 10.3
I would have to disagree with that first statement. We are a Macintosh heavy organization and we are eliminating SFM. It doesn't scale well and at high file loads, spikes the utlization on the server. SMB access is a godsend for any enterprise class organization with Macs. Plus you can join them to an Active Directory tree for single sign-on authentication.
Mounting Windows Server 2003 & NT with 10.3
Yeah, who wouldn't use OS X server, but without any RAID 5 solutions that are cheap, Windows or Linux is a way better solution. A 700Gig RAID 5 server can be set up for about $1K. |
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