what is the difference between windows 2000 server and 2003
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2000
" 2000 support NTFS 5.0 File system
" 2000 support maximum 32 Processor and 64 GB RAM
" In 2000 specific Client Site Operating System is
available i.e. 2000 Professional
" In 2000 we will use Exchange 2000 Server
" In 2000 no Stub Zone is available in DNS
" In 2000 Resultant Setup Policy is not available
" In 2000 GPMC is not available
" In 2000 Conditional Forwarding option is not available
" In 2000 Effective Permission option is not available
" In 2000 Only some Administrative Command Line Tools are
available
" Active Directory Saved Query Option is not available
" Shadow Copy Option is not available in Windows 2000 O/S
" ASR Option is not available in Windows 2000 O/S
" In Windows 2000 We Can Create Maximum 1 DFS Root On A
Single DFS Server in The Network.
" In 2000 We Can Create Two Way Trust Relationship inside
The Network.
2003
" 2003 support NTFS 6.0 File system
" 2003 support maximum 64 Processor and 512 GB RAM
" In 2003 no specific Client Site Operating System is
available you can use either win 2k Professional either Win
XP Professional in the Network.
" In 2003 we will use Exchange 2003 Server
" In 2003 Stub Zone is available in DNS
" In 2003 Resultant Setup Policy is available
" In 2003 GPMC is available
" In 2003 Conditional Forwarding option is available
" In 2003 Effective Permission option is available
" In 2003 more Administrative Command Line Tools are
available
" Active Directory Saved Query Option is available
" Shadow Copy Option is available in Windows 2003 O/S
" ASR Option is available in Windows 2003 O/S
" In Windows 2003 We Can Create More Than 1 DFS Root On A
Single DFS Server in The Network.
" In 2003 We Can Create Two Way Trust Relationship inside
The Network.
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