Windows 2003 Server and their clients

[Guest The Doctor]

Thank you so far for the infrmation on Win2k3 Server.

 

We go the contract and building the server as we speak.

 

The customer was using GoToMyPc.com and will be switched over

toTSClient .

 

How do I make certain that the transistion goes smoth?

 

On the server they will access their data that

they would print locally.

 

also I have their Actice Directory file I copied from

Win2k3 SBS, how do I merge that in?

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[Guest Meinolf Weber]

Re: Windows 2003 Server and their clients

 

Hello The,

 

Nice that you say thank you, but to whom and about what? This posting is

complete new and nobody here can follow what you have done before or what

was explained to you. So please post again what you will achive with your

SBS. I assume you will change from SBS to server 2003?

 

Best regards

 

Meinolf Weber

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> Thank you so far for the infrmation on Win2k3 Server.

>

> We go the contract and building the server as we speak.

>

> The customer was using GoToMyPc.com and will be switched over

> toTSClient .

>

> How do I make certain that the transistion goes smoth?

>

> On the server they will access their data that

> they would print locally.

> also I have their Actice Directory file I copied from Win2k3 SBS, how

> do I merge that in?

>

[Guest tedopon]

Re: Windows 2003 Server and their clients

 

On Feb 14, 6:05 am, doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote:

> How do I make certain that the transistion goes smoth?

 

Use plenty of the KY Norman has on the nightstand.

[Guest tedopon]

Re: Windows 2003 Server and their clients

 

On Feb 14, 6:05 am, doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote:

> How do I make certain that the transistion goes smoth?

 

Smoth: East Indian slang for smegma.