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K guys, here is the scenario:

win2k3 server enterprise (free from msdn account)
ftp server setup
http server
printer server
file server


Do you guys have domain controllers setup at home? What about exchange? what are your server setups for home use? Im wondering if i should leave the workgroup world behind. What cool stuff could you do? Fill me in!

edit: what about dns? since it caches what your ISP's dns entries, wouldnt it be faster since the latency is virtually NIL?
 
It'd be less work to correctly set up those services (especially Exchange) using SBS 2003, if that also comes with your MSDN subscription.

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"What is the general nature of the terms of the MSDN End User License Agreement?

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MSDN subscriptions are single-user licensed; everyone who uses the products within an MSDN subscription must have an MSDN Subscriptions license. In other words, one license must be purchased for each user.

What do you mean by "production?" What are examples of test and development work?

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Examples of (prohibited) production use include:

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The school doesn't offer SBE for Server 2k3. Now if I wanted to test out clustering, that would be fine with the Enterprise version they give out.
 
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