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Originally posted by themistry View Post1) Install Windows Server 2003
2) Start -> Run -> DCpromo
Follow the wizard... you have AD with DNS, DHCP etc etc all preinstalled and configured.
Oppps... did I just let a massive secret outta the bag on that one? lol
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So this can be done afterwards at any time...good enough for me.
I've already told my client its a couple hundred more for all that.
I was just gonna go peer-to-peer..which is how I have running my office of 8 PCs.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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Originally posted by chef View Postwhat sort and how much do they retail for?
The TS-509 Pro also looks like a decent bit of kit, but that's closer to £600.
The "Pro" models support Active Directory for integration into a Windows based network.Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostSo this can be done afterwards at any time...good enough for me.
I've already told my client its a couple hundred more for all that.
I was just gonna go peer-to-peer..which is how I have running my office of 8 PCs.
You can then setup roaming profiles on a seperate NAS device to allow them to log into any machine and take their documents + settings within them.
Secondly, the NAS ought to be redundant in the case of failure. You can then tape backup from a single source.
Domain = 30 mins work. But you can charge a day to get it all configured (i would). Some things like DNS, user accounts etc can take a little while to setup.
Configuring roaming profiles, takes a bloody week to iron out all the cracks!
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Or get them to buy a cheap server with Linux, there is a package called Samba that can make Linux a DC if you really want to.
Ubuntu do a relatively OK server versionPoliticians are wonderfull people, as long as they stay away from things they don't understand, like working for a living!Comment
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Or get them to buy a cheap server with Linux, there is a package called Samba that can make Linux a DC if you really want to.Comment
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Originally posted by portseven View PostOr get them to buy a cheap server with Linux, there is a package called Samba that can make Linux a DC if you really want to.
Ubuntu do a relatively OK server version
Celeron 667Mhz, 640M RAM...runs brilliant. As long as I don't use the GUI..
I offered Linux as a free server..but apparently he has a off-site person who is gonna use LogMeIn and thus would need Windows on the target.
Apparently the client gets "free" Windows licences from his brother who is a director of a company..hmmmmmMcCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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