[itdiscuss] 64-bit Windows 2003 Terminal Server

[Jeffrey Thompson]

I prefer to stay with a system I know can deliver.  However maybe as you
experience Server 08 you can share your experiences.  I expect they will be
positive.  I'm building a system with this capacity because it has become
economically feasible to do so and for a small to medium sized organization
I think this represents best value.

On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 9:03 AM, Thompson, Ken <Ken.Thompson at mtw.org> wrote:

> Whew -- that's big. Why / what's calling for a TS with these specs?
>
> Also, have you looked into Server 08? The non-profit licensing for the
> datacenter version is like $300 and will allow you to build unlimited (well,
> limited by hardware) virtual servers on one CPU (we use quad cores).
>
> Feel free to talk to us 'cuz we're just moving all our TS's to Server 08
> and have built it all out with all the new features of 08.
>
> Ken
> IT Manager, MTW
>
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> I'm in the process of building a 64-bit Windows 2003 Terminal Server
> that will start with 16GB of RAM and 2.5TB of RAID storage.
>
> Which version of Windows 2003 Server do I need to get so My terminal
> server can address all of the memory?
>
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