Server 2003 Vs XP pro

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Gordon Gradwell

Hi All,

What are the major difference between Server 2003 and XP Pro? I know server is mainly for servers but is server better than XP Pro?

Thanks in advance

Gee
 
Gordon Gradwell said:
Hi All,

What are the major difference between Server 2003 and XP Pro? I know server
is mainly for servers but is server better than XP >Pro?

Thanks in advance

Gee

Better for what? It's certainly better for a server. XP is better for a
workstation. Did you have a specific use in mind?

Kerry
 
Gordon;
What is the major difference?
One is a server, the other is a workstation.

Which is better?
Windows XP is better for workstation duties.
Windows Server 2003 is better for server duties.

Compare the prices and other information:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/default.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/default.mspx

They are both very good at what they are designed to do.
Both are very poor when they are not used as designed.

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Hi All,

What are the major difference between Server 2003 and XP Pro? I know server
is mainly for servers but is server better than XP Pro?

Thanks in advance

Gee
 
It doesn't really compare to XP, it's for server operations, such as
file serving/streaming media/database server, so it has in built tools
for administering each feature.
Windows2003 has a faster tcp/ip stack than xp, and has a drive cache
boost under drive properties/hardware, that is not available in xp or 2k.
regards,
ssg MS-MVP
 
Thanks Guys you have answered my question.


S.Sengupta said:
It doesn't really compare to XP, it's for server operations, such as
file serving/streaming media/database server, so it has in built tools
for administering each feature.
Windows2003 has a faster tcp/ip stack than xp, and has a drive cache
boost under drive properties/hardware, that is not available in xp or 2k.
regards,
ssg MS-MVP
 

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