sql..
Marco
1)What kind of version of Sql server are in to SBS?
2)If me server have 2 processor can I use sql for our web
site with unlimited access ?
3)can i use my application , developed VS.Net 2003 , in
SBS for managed and analisys the data in sql server 2000?
Thank you all!
Henry Craven
"Marco" <anon...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> excuse me for me english?
>
No need at all. You're most understandable.
...and please excuse my being unable to speak any language other
than English
> 1)What kind of version of Sql server are in to SBS?
>
SQL Server 2000 Standard
> 2)If me server have 2 processor can I use sql for our web
> site with unlimited access ?
>
If you are using SBS 2000 then no- You cannot.
If you are using SBS 2003 then yes you can
- Provided that::
- If users are authenticating to the SBS Server each
user/device has a valid SBS CAL
- You are not using some form of multiplexing to
pass through a single authentication for multiple users.
i.e. You need to authenticate your users ( if they require
authentication ) in your ASP code, not via windows authentication.
> 3)can i use my application , developed VS.Net 2003 , in
> SBS for managed and analisys the data in sql server 2000?
>
Yes.
> Thank you all!
>
HTH
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Keep in mind that the SQL Server 2000 Standard Edition only comes in SBS
2003 Premium Edition and it can only be installed on the SBS server itself.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/sbs/techinfo/overview/generalfaq.mspx
Q. What are the major differences between the standard edition and
premium edition of Windows® Small Business Server 2003?
A. . The standard edition of Windows Small Business Server 2003
includes Windows ServerT 2003 technologies, including fax service, firewall
service, and remote-access service. Additionally, it includes Microsoft
Exchange Server 2003, enhanced tools for server monitoring and
administration, and an out-of-the-box solution for internal Web sites. The
standard edition is ideal for customers who do not require the higher-level
functionality included in the premium edition.
. The premium edition includes everything in the standard
edition, plus Microsoft SQL ServerT 2000, Microsoft Internet Security and
Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000, and Microsoft FrontPage® 2003. The premium
edition is ideal for small businesses with more demanding IT needs, such as
data-intensive line-of-business applications, or advanced firewall and
Web-caching capabilities.
Q. Can I use the SQL Server component for Web-based business
applications?
A. Yes, new with Windows Small Business Server 2003 is the ability for
you to use the SQL Server component for an unlimited number of
un-authenticated users. As long as you are un-authenticated, you also do not
need a Windows Small Business Server 2003 CAL.
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Hope that helps,
David Copeland
Microsoft Small Business Server Support
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