I have an MSDN subscription, and have all versions of Windows Server 2003
available.
I have been programming in Visual Studio .NET 2002 in Windows XP and 2000,
and I am setting up a new machine with .NET 2003 for new projects.
My question is, which version of Windows Server 2003 (Standard, Enterprise,
Web) is best for .NET development? I am only using the computer for
development, I won't be running any of my applications from it.
Thanks for your help, and yes, I have already Googled for this question and
not found it.
Christopher W. Douglas
SRS Technologies, Inc.
Christopher.Douglas (AT) srs.com
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Hi,
I would use Standard. Web Edition is only a webserver, and the main
difference between Enterprise and Standard is that Enterprise can handle
more resources.
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"Christopher W. Douglas" <christopher.douglas@-NO-SPAM-srs.com> wrote in
message news:OE****************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... I have an MSDN subscription, and have all versions of Windows Server 2003
available.
I have been programming in Visual Studio .NET 2002 in Windows XP and 2000,
and I am setting up a new machine with .NET 2003 for new projects.
My question is, which version of Windows Server 2003 (Standard,
Enterprise, Web) is best for .NET development? I am only using the computer for
development, I won't be running any of my applications from it.
Thanks for your help, and yes, I have already Googled for this question
and not found it.
Christopher W. Douglas
SRS Technologies, Inc.
Christopher.Douglas (AT) srs.com
Chris,
Windows Server 2003 Standard should work just fine for a development
environment. I'm currently using it with no major problems although you do
need to understand the differences between Windows 2000 Server and Windows
Server 2003, especially where COM+ is involved.
Best regards,
Jeff Lynch
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message news:OE**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... I have an MSDN subscription, and have all versions of Windows Server 2003
available.
I have been programming in Visual Studio .NET 2002 in Windows XP and 2000,
and I am setting up a new machine with .NET 2003 for new projects.
My question is, which version of Windows Server 2003 (Standard,
Enterprise, Web) is best for .NET development? I am only using the computer for
development, I won't be running any of my applications from it.
Thanks for your help, and yes, I have already Googled for this question
and not found it.
Christopher W. Douglas
SRS Technologies, Inc.
Christopher.Douglas (AT) srs.com
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