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Anybody know where I can find a comparison chart of Server vs. Advanced
Server?

OK, I typed your exact title into google and found it in about three
clicks......

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"SWE" <> wrote in message
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> Anybody know where I can find a comparison chart of Server vs. Advanced
> Server?
>
>

I understand the point you are trying to make, but I too
used google and found articles but no charts, and that's
why I decided to post to the newsgroup, just hoping that I
wouldn't get a response such as yours. Thanks for nothing.


>-----Original Message-----
>OK, I typed your exact title into google and found it in
about three
>clicks......
>
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>Kendal R. Emery, MCSE, Network+, A+, MCNGP #19
>Systems Administrator
>Coordinated Home Care
>
>remove me to email to me
>"SWE" <> wrote in message
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>> Anybody know where I can find a comparison chart of
Server vs. Advanced
>> Server?

This would be a much better place if those MCNGP people
weren't here. Pretty pathetic group but at least this one
identifies himself instead of hiding like the rest.

>-----Original Message-----
>I understand the point you are trying to make, but I too
>used google and found articles but no charts, and that's
>why I decided to post to the newsgroup, just hoping that
I
>wouldn't get a response such as yours. Thanks for nothing.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>OK, I typed your exact title into google and found it in
>about three
>>clicks......
>>
>>--
>>Kendal R. Emery, MCSE, Network+, A+, MCNGP #19
>>Systems Administrator
>>Coordinated Home Care
>>
>>remove me to email to me
>>"SWE" <> wrote in message
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>>> Anybody know where I can find a comparison chart of
>Server vs. Advanced
>>> Server?
>.
>

On Mon, 8 Dec 2003 17:15:14 -0500, "SWE" <> wrote:

>Anybody know where I can find a comparison chart of Server vs. Advanced
>Server?
>

How about this ?

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...ng/default.asp


Regards,

Paul Lynch
MCSE

"anonymous" <> wrote in message
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> This would be a much better place if those MCNGP people
> weren't here. Pretty pathetic group but at least this one
> identifies himself instead of hiding like the rest.
>
>

MCNGP would have no reason to be here if not for the lusers and spammers.

BTW "anonymous", is I expect, not *your* real name either, hmmmm?

The OP says she was hoping to not get the response that she did. Well, then,
why not explain what steps she had aready taken to try to find the info
before posting?

A sysadmin needs to be able to do research.

This site took me all of 30 seconds to find:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...ly/default.asp

I'm quite sure there are many more out there if the OP is persistant enough
to find them, I can't be bothered.

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JaR
MCNGP#....................................42

Thank you JaR, that chart was very helpful, unfortunately I didn't come
across that one yesterday.

When I ask a question in a newsgroup, I ask it after looking in the
newsgroup archives, using search engines, books, knowledge bases, help
files, etc. I didn't think it was necessary to preface my question with that
information because I would hope that anybody who asks questions in here
would first put forth some effort in finding the information themselves. I'm
all too familiar with someone contacting me for help with something that
they could have figured out themselves had they tried. In fact, I usually
reward such laziness with making them wait because I know if it's important
they'll try to solve the problem while they're waiting on me. They often
call back saying, nevermind I figured it out myself.

I find it's easier to ignore the messages that I think are stupid (i.e.
where do I find braindumps) or poorly researched (i.e. how do logon to the
MCP member site). I suggest fellow newsgroup posters read and respond
selectively.

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"JaR" < in message
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MCNGP would have no reason to be here if not for the lusers and spammers.

BTW "anonymous", is I expect, not *your* real name either, hmmmm?

The OP says she was hoping to not get the response that she did. Well, then,
why not explain what steps she had aready taken to try to find the info
before posting?

A sysadmin needs to be able to do research.

This site took me all of 30 seconds to find:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...ly/default.asp

I'm quite sure there are many more out there if the OP is persistant enough
to find them, I can't be bothered.

HAND

JaR
MCNGP#....................................42

Touche'

perhaps if that was the case of those who ask questions in here. i'd say
close to 99% of the people asking for basic stuff fail to utilize the
resources available to them and would rather have someone else do it for
them. that being said, i find it hard to believe that you couldn't find
this, with all the steps you listed below, on your own.


"SWE" <> wrote in message
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> Thank you JaR, that chart was very helpful, unfortunately I didn't come
> across that one yesterday.
>
> When I ask a question in a newsgroup, I ask it after looking in the
> newsgroup archives, using search engines, books, knowledge bases, help
> files, etc. I didn't think it was necessary to preface my question with
that
> information because I would hope that anybody who asks questions in here
> would first put forth some effort in finding the information themselves.
I'm
> all too familiar with someone contacting me for help with something that
> they could have figured out themselves had they tried. In fact, I usually
> reward such laziness with making them wait because I know if it's
important
> they'll try to solve the problem while they're waiting on me. They often
> call back saying, nevermind I figured it out myself.
>
> I find it's easier to ignore the messages that I think are stupid (i.e.
> where do I find braindumps) or poorly researched (i.e. how do logon to the
> MCP member site). I suggest fellow newsgroup posters read and respond
> selectively.
>
> ---
> "JaR" < in message
> news:%...
> MCNGP would have no reason to be here if not for the lusers and spammers.
>
> BTW "anonymous", is I expect, not *your* real name either, hmmmm?
>
> The OP says she was hoping to not get the response that she did. Well,
then,
> why not explain what steps she had aready taken to try to find the info
> before posting?
>
> A sysadmin needs to be able to do research.
>
> This site took me all of 30 seconds to find:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000...ly/default.asp
>
> I'm quite sure there are many more out there if the OP is persistant
enough
> to find them, I can't be bothered.
>
> HAND
>
> JaR
> MCNGP#....................................42
>
>

it's cool, i don't need you to find it easy to believe.

not sure why you'd stay in the newsgroup if you find so many people don't at
least make an attempt to find the answers to their questions.

this newsgroup is also a public resource. let people use it. if you think
they're abusing it, ignore their cries for help.

"Consultant" <> wrote in message
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> perhaps if that was the case of those who ask questions in here. i'd say
> close to 99% of the people asking for basic stuff fail to utilize the
> resources available to them and would rather have someone else do it for
> them. that being said, i find it hard to believe that you couldn't find
> this, with all the steps you listed below, on your own.