Windows 2003 STD question

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I shall be getting my hands on a server with Windows 2003 Standard Edition soon. Could anyone tell me whether this would be useful for training on? Do any of the courses require use of something more than the Standard Editions?

Thanks
Michael.

 

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Standard will be fine
clustering is the only think that might not be accomplishable on standard, but i dont recall it appearing in many exams

 

Thanks for replying Phoenix!

Looks like it will get plent of use!

Michael.

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That sould be more than plenty for you to play with without fear of really messing something up. And as stated before, clustering isn't supported in STD edition, but of my M$ exams, I think I've had TWO clustering questions.