Guest Joe K Posted February 26, 2008 Posted February 26, 2008 Hi folks, I have a few questions about implementing Sharepoint on a 2K3 server. I have a network that will be using 2K3 server for File/Print services. They have an NT 4.0 DC that is going to go away. Also there is a Scalix mail server that will be kept on the network due to all listserv info etc that is already in place, so SBS ins not needed which I know has Sharepoint ready to go on it. Basically, they are going to need an intranet page to share information. There are about 18 users. Questions: 1. Does Win2K3 Server come with Sharepoint (on Standard or Premium R2)? 2. Do I need separate CALs for it or does 2K3 CALs cover it? 3. Are there any other requirements to implement? Thanks in advance for any help. Joe K.
Guest Jabez Gan [MVP] Posted February 26, 2008 Posted February 26, 2008 Re: 2003 & Sharepoint Hi Joe, My response is inline. -- Jabez Gan Microsoft MVP: Windows Server - File Storage "Joe K" <JoeK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B5A9F10A-00CD-473D-BC08-7F3800FF26EC@microsoft.com... > Hi folks, > I have a few questions about implementing Sharepoint on a 2K3 server. I > have > a network that will be using 2K3 server for File/Print services. They have > an > NT 4.0 DC that is going to go away. Also there is a Scalix mail server > that > will be kept on the network due to all listserv info etc that is already > in > place, so SBS ins not needed which I know has Sharepoint ready to go on > it. > Basically, they are going to need an intranet page to share information. > There are about 18 users. > > Questions: > > 1. Does Win2K3 Server come with Sharepoint (on Standard or Premium R2)? Nope, but you can download for free ;) It works on W2k3 SP1 (standard or Premium), with or without R2. To download, http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=D51730B5-48FC-4CA2-B454-8DC2CAF93951&displaylang=en > 2. Do I need separate CALs for it or does 2K3 CALs cover it? No seperate CALs is needed. > 3. Are there any other requirements to implement? Read the deployment guide before you deploy ;) > > Thanks in advance for any help. > Joe K.
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