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Them |
US |
| Stuff inside |
Novell |
Small Business Server
2003 Standard |
Small Business Server
2003 Premium |
| Operating System |
Novell
Netware 6 |
Windows Server 2003 Standard |
Windows Server 2003 Standard |
| Mail Server |
Groupwise |
Exchange 2003 |
Exchange 2003 |
| Email client |
Groupwise 6 |
Outlook 2003 |
Outlook 2003 |
| Shared Fax |
Tobit FaxWare
6.6 |
Included |
Included |
| Web based Shared Filing
System |
iFolder
storage of files |
Sharepoint - But ours installs "automagically"
[um... well.. it does if
we have the revised CDroms otherwise install the machine, let it fail
and then
apply this patch...
don't ask.. leave it to the newbie SBSer, Sharepoint to screw up ;-)
Works like a champ and hey,
makes the install a little more exciting. |
But ours installs "automagically"
[um... well.. it does if
we have the revised CDroms otherwise install the machine, let it fail
and then
apply this patch...
don't ask.. leave it to the newbie SBSer, Sharepoint to screw up ;-)
Works like a champ and hey,
makes the install a little more exciting. |
| Firewall |
BorderManager |
RRAS - It's the Firewall in the Standard version
[like a Linksys Nat'ing firewall can be set up to filter outbound but
not "out of the box that way"] |
Has ISA Server 2000 that can filter
inbound and outbound automatically |
| Web server |
Apache |
IIS 6.0 |
IIS 6.0 |
| Modem Pooling |
FatPipe
Internet |
Must buy 3rd party |
Must buy third party |
| Remote Managability |
ZenWorks |
Remote Desktop |
Remote Desktop |
| Advanced Firewall |
Sorry not included |
Only in Premium |
ISA Server 2000 - In this version |
| SQL database |
MySQL |
Only in Premium |
SQL server - In this version AND we now have
unlimited access to web applications |
| HTML editing program |
|
Only in Premium |
Front Page 2003 - In this one |
| Cost |
|
$599 with 5 cals |
$1,499 with 5 cals |
| CAL cost |
|
$99 BUT we have a license for each "part" |
$99 BUT we have a license for each "part" |
| Wizards for ease of
setup |
|
Wizards are the "tao" of SBS |
"Go with the wizards - go with the force" |
| Monitoring email report |
Not included |
An email report that summarizes web use,
events, backup. |
Only SBS has this feature |
| Remote Web Workplace |
Not included |
This is a web portal designed to make it
easier to have remote access for email and back to your Windows XP
desktops |
neener neener Server 03 doesn't' have
this, HA! |
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Them |
US |
|
Limitations |
Novell Small Business |
Small Business Server
2003 Standard |
Small Business Server
2003 Premium |
| Users |
100 |
75 users/devices |
75 users/devices |
| Processors |
Four |
Two |
Two |
| RAM |
Hey wait, they have a max
of 4 gigs too in the Standard Version! |
4 gig |
4 gig |
| Fax Modems |
Same limit here too in the
Standard version |
4 max |
4 max |
| Terminal Server in
application mode |
okay... yeah they can do
this |
Nope we can't BUT we can set up a Windows
2003 member server to be a TS server and we don't have to buy separate
Windows server licenses. Besides it was never a good idea to do TS
in app mode on our Domain Controllers anyway |
See the notes on Standard |
| Terminal Server in
Administration mode |
Yes |
Yes, that's now called Remote desktop to
the server |
See the notes in Standard |
| Pull off the parts to
other boxes? |
What parts? |
Nope, no can do, we must be all on this
one box |
Nope, no can do, we must be all on this
one box |
| Trusts to other domains |
Yeah, they can do that |
No, we cannot but we do have the
ability to do a Active Directory migration between the two boxes to get
the data from the old server box to
this new one. After 14 days the connection must be broken otherwise the new box will complain |
See the notes in Standard |
| Domain Controller
duties |
Whatever you want it to be |
Must be Primary Domain Controller and
root of forest |
See the notes in Standard |
| Child domains |
Yes |
Can't do that |
See the notes in Standard |
| Add addtional servers |
Yes |
Only member servers, or a backup domain
controller, but no other SBS servers |
See the notes in Standard |
| FSMO roles |
Yes |
Must be on SBS2k3 |
See the notes in Standard |
| SQL limited? |
What SQL? |
No SQL in standard |
Same as SQL Standard - BUT unlike SQL
standard we have unlimited access to web applications |
| Exchange limited? |
What Exchange? |
Same as Exchange Standard - i.e. 16 gig |
See the notes in Standard |
| More on Exchange |
Hey, wait a sec, that's
the same limitations as Exchange 2003 Standard Edition |
One Mailbox Store/One Public Folder Store
called "Single Instance Storage" |
See the notes in Standard |
| Clustering |
In the Enterprise versions
only, not in Standard anyway |
Uh, what's clustering? |
Buy good hardware, run the Backup wizard |
| Bang for the buck |
See the notes in Standard |
If you can live with these limitations,
why would you buy normal server? |
See the notes in Standard |
