Re: domain serer
From: Mark J. Smith (mjsmith@dol.net)Date: 01/10/02
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From: "Mark J. Smith" <mjsmith@dol.net> Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 06:10:52 GMT
You can't do it from just any machine easily (it can be done.) However, pick
your administrative machine, and run the installs from each server component
(SQL, Exchange, IIS) and look carefully at the options- each has an
administrative or desktop component. Exchange puts the Exchange
administrator on the machine, SQL installs the desktop tools but allows you
to connect to a SQL server and administer it also. They are all slightly
different, but they do all offer this functionality.
"J W Boyd" <jwboyd@jamesboydassociates.com> wrote in message
news:X0mT7.7$ES2.53506@news.uswest.net...
> Terminal Services would be an option. You already have the W2000 server
and
> a the Windows 2000 Pro and XP client licenses.
>
> HTH
>
> jwb
>
> "Michael Anthony Astrauckas" <bravescharm@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:5z9T7.296959$HA6.56808476@typhoon.southeast.rr.com...
> > Hello everyone! I'm setting up a server which will be Windows2000
domain
> > Server with Exchange Server 2000, SQL Server 2000, IIS and a FTP server
> but
> > won't be using DHCP. I have Windows95, Windows98, WindowsXP Pro and
> > Windows2000 Pro that will be part of this domain which they'll all be
> > connected through a router. I was thinking about putting my Windows2000
> > Server in a closet and have no keyboard or monitor but I was wondering
if
> > you can do full administration work from any of these workstations(I
think
> > you can from Windows2k Pro but not sure).If you can do administration
work
> > from a workstation, what software do you need and what limits do you
have,
> > like what exactly can and can't you do or maybe give me a reference to a
> > place that would tell me? Can you like add accounts to Exchange, work
on
> > SQL Server2000, look at the 2k services.etc..I've never had a server up
> > before so I don't know to much about it so I'm hoping someone can help.
> > Thank you for your time everyone
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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