Longhorn Server to have one version for many roles
Users can configure the OS to specific tasks
Saturday, December 11, 2004 by BX | Discussion: WinCustomize News
Microsoft will let customers configure the next major release of Windows Server for specific server tasks, rather than selling a host of different Windows Server Longhorn editions tailored to those tasks.
The release, code-named Windows Server Longhorn and set to ship in 2007, will support much more granular role-based installation than does the current Windows Server 2003. This will include the option to install only the software code needed to support a certain role, such as terminal server or file server.
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The release, code-named Windows Server Longhorn and set to ship in 2007, will support much more granular role-based installation than does the current Windows Server 2003. This will include the option to install only the software code needed to support a certain role, such as terminal server or file server.
For detailed article check this link: Link
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Reply #1 Sunday, December 12, 2004 9:34 AM