Microsoft Readies SBS 2003

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Peter Galli
Peter Galli
Published: Jul 7, 2003
Updated: Feb 2, 2021
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Microsoft Corp. last week made available the release candidate for its Windows Small Business Server 2003, the latest product in the Windows Server 2003 family headed for release.

The Redmond, Wash., company also introduced a new standard version of the product—which will be in addition to the premium version—that is similar to the current product in terms of component technologies, Katy Hunter, group product manager for Microsofts Windows Server division, told eWEEK.

The premium version will include technologies such as SQL Server 2000 and Microsofts Internet, Security and Acceleration Server, as well as a copy of FrontPage.

Microsoft will announce pricing for the small-business server only when it releases the product to manufacturing. The final product will ship within three days of the release of Office 2003, which is scheduled for release late this summer.

The small-business server release is built as a complete server solution and comes with integrated Exchange 2003 technologies as well as a Windows SharePoint services site that has been expanded into a full intranet solution. “Mainly, with the incorporation of Exchange technologies and Outlook and SharePoint, we have to rely on the Office release schedule, which is what we did,” Hunter said.

Peter Galli

Peter Galli has been a technology reporter for 12 years at leading publications in South Africa, the UK and the US. He has comprehensively covered Microsoft and its Windows and .Net platforms, as well as the many legal challenges it has faced. He has also focused on Sun Microsystems and its Solaris operating environment, Java and Unix offerings. He covers developments in the open source community, particularly around the Linux kernel and the effects it will have on the enterprise. He has written extensively about new products for the Linux and Unix platforms, the development of open standards and critically looked at the potential Linux has to offer an alternative operating system and platform to Windows, .Net and Unix-based solutions like Solaris.

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