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Posted by Shenan Stanley on September 26, 2005, 10:45 am
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Soft wrote:
> I need to estabiilish a new solution for my company (rather small).
> We now need a company server that should handle 10 workstations - to
> provide users with opportuninty of sharing their project files and to
> set their own e-mail accounts on it. We already have a proper machine
> (as I was told), but I don't know which software will be good enough
> for this task, and of course it shall be not expensive - we are only
> interested in the genuine software. My colleagues told me about some
> Linux OS, but we don't want to pay for the server administration
> right now, and no-one in my team knows this systems. Can you help me
> to choose a right software? Shall Windows Small Business Server 2003 be a
> good solution (can a
> common computer user operate it?), or do we really need an
> adminitrator to handle one of the Unix systems?
SBS 2003 then would be your best bet - if you have already determined the
price is fine.
As far as who can use it - you still need to be more than your average
computer user to set it up correctly and such.
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Shenan Stanley
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