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Hi all , i am just starting a master website manager course and need 2 purchase server 2003.Could anyone please tell me what edition i need as when i put in a search 4 it i am over whelmed wiv all the results and can't work out what it is i need exactly.....

 

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Hi and welcome to CF!

If this is a course, doesn't the course provider tell you the details you need to know?

Harry.

 

if its for just website design you will be better off getting the web edition of 2003. no licencing kerfuffle with that.

 

Hi & welcome to CF

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Hi Harry , i have been waiting 4 someone 2 get back 2 me about it over the weekend .
I've just been getting a little anxious.

Thx Paul

 

Surely you just need IIS which means a pro version of windows, it does not mean you necesarilly need Windows Server 2003. Also I'd expect Linux and Apache to be a major aspect of the course so again Windows Server 2003 might not be such a big issue.

 

Thanks everyone 4 your help,i did manage 2 contact a course tutor and was told that i will recieve all the info i need in modules as i progress through the course.
Like i said to harry its just me being a little anxious.I don't suppose this will be the last u will b hearing from me, being a newbie like i am .So please bear wiv me.
Thx Paul

 

No problems with that. Trying to be prepared in advance is a good thing.

A minor point. On here we tend not to use 'txtspeak', so using normal English will get you extra points!

Harry.

 

Thanks Harry
Normal english it is , Points aswell as everything else is something i tend to be lacking in.
Paul