want to know the basic need for MLCS  server ?
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Live Communications Server 2005 delivers instant messaging (IM) and presence as part of a scalable, enterprise-grade solution offering enhanced security, seamless integration with other Microsoft products, and an extensible, industry-standard development platform. Your organization can realize cost savings and improved business efficiencies, increased individual productivity, and enhanced intellectual property protection with this easy-to-manage, highly available solution.
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Yes, though it is not going to be as efficient.  It should not have any problems.  Server 2003 is pretty much the same as W2K except is has more features.  Hard to find out exactly what you are looking for, but feel free to follow up.
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You don't need it, but it's highly recommended that you install it, as PHP is used with Apache more than any other combination.  \n\nThere are at least a few all in one install packages out there for windows that will install apache, php and mysql together, although installing them seperately is not that difficult, and there are plenty of how-to's out there if you look for them.  I linked one of the all in one packages below.\n\nI run this combination on my laptop, and it works great.  I can write code, and test it whereever I might be.  You use the built-in networking capability known as the loopback device, or as it's usually known:  localhost.  The special localhost IP address is 127.0.0.1.\n\nSo once you get Apache running on your machine you can access your webpace using http://localhost/....
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hmmm..... media player? boohh......\ndns server? boooh....\nit's so lame.\n\nif you want to find a 'bunch' of inspiration for your project, goto this site\nhttp://sourceforge.net/\n\nbtw, if you have decide what program you want to build, post it in your comment later.
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Not that i know of.  If you don't have a win2k cd, i'd suggest installing Apache! It's an awesome webserver.
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Here you go\nhttp://mc-computing.com/Databases/MSAccess/Modules.html\n\n///
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a Server provides the following:\n1.  a central point for administration policies.\n2.  a central point to manage network resources (printers, scanners, etc.)\n3.  advances file sharing and security options\n\nyou do not need a server in your home.  and who ever put the idea in your head that you do is an idiot.  You need a router to network the computers.  to share the printers and what not simply go to control panel->printers-> add printer.  then follow the on-screen instructions to intall a network printer on the other machines.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.5starsupport.com/tutorial/basic_maint.htm
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First, most broadband providers block web server ports so you need to check that first.\nThe best and most used web server is called Apache (www.apache.org). It is mostly run on Linux but there is a version for windows. It is Open Source so it is free to download and use.\nasp.net is used only on Microsoft Internet servers. The MS server does not run PHP so it is not possible to get one server to use both.\nApache web server is far more secure than MS so I would recommend that.
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http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Network_and_Internet/Terminals_and_Telnet_Clients/Goodtech_Telnet_Server_for_Windows_95_98.html\n\n\ntry that.  is the windows 95 computer you have your  main computer?  if not, why not try linux?  go to www.linuxiso.org  mandrake is a good beginners linux.  but, red hat linux is the best for servers.  just go to google and search linux servers.
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Go to this site:\nhttp://www.nextech.com/index.asp?TermServSpec.htm\nand\nhttp://www.windowsitpro.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/21813/21813.html\n\nIt will give you all the info you need.\n\nSystem requirements-\nI googled it and it says the system requirements for 2000/2003 are pretty much the same.\n\nThe hardware requirements for Windows 2000 Terminal Services depend mainly on how many clients will be connecting at a time and the usage requirements of the clients. Terminal Services server minimum requirements1 133 MHz or higher Pentium processor1 128 MB RAM; 256 MB RAM recommended1 2 GB hard disk with a minimum of 1 GB free space1 Additional 10 to 20 MB RAM per client connection Terminal Services client minimum requirements1 Windows-based terminal devices (embedded)1 Intel and Alpha-based computers running Windows for Workgroups 3.11, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 3.51, Windows NT 4, and Windows 2000Windows 2000 Terminal Services shares executable resources among users, so memory requirements for additional users running the same application are less than the requirements for the first user to load the application.For improved performance use:1 High-performance bus architecture such as EISA, MCA, or PCI. The ISA (AT) bus cannot move enough data to support the kind of traffic that is generated by a typical Terminal Services installation.1 A SCSI disk drive, preferably one that is compatible with Fast SCSI or SCSI-2. To increase disk-access time, use a SCSI disk drive with RAID.1 A high-performance network adapter. Consider having two network adapters in the server machine and designate one for RDP traffic only
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install some freeware/shareware proxy server on your gateway. Then have clients point to this proxy server and voila you have the logs!
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There's no one answers to that question. What is important to you? When you say you don't need anything too fancy, obviously that means you're not out looking for a dual processor server. But it doesn't tell me much else.\n\nIf you're looking for something relatively inexpensive, but with reasonable support and service, there's always Dell. They've got a good lineup of options and you can basically design your own system online, and then order it.
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Tricky here and I will need a few details to help. First, are you an SMP? Second, have you contracted and entered your MS3 year? Next, what type of deployment order did your unit receive? What state/territory are you in? Have you been deployed before?...tell you what - just e-mail and I'll go over it with you sofgrant@hotmail.com
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A good service provider who cares about the client should make sure the client DOESN'T have to upgrade under any circumstances.  This said, there are situations when the uprgade is required because some mission critical-piece of hardware or software that the client just acquired requires Windows XP.  However, in a situation like this (especialy it if involves expensive hadware) it may be better to replace the computer rather than to just upgrade the OS; for example, there may be issues with USB 2.0 support on older computers, and you won't even know you have them until you upgrade.  \n\nA related development is when the cilent needs the computer to perform some server functions (for example, serve ASP pages for the locat intranet).  Normally, this would require IIS, but IIS cannot be deployed on Windows 98.  In this case, however, there are alternatives; Windows 2000 Professional will do the job just fine, so there's no pressing need to run for XP.
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you do not need a server.  the basic thing to do is to make sure each machine is in the same workgroup.  That way they can share files and printers.  Pick one of the PCs as the central place to store files.  Create a folder and then share it (right click on the folder and select sharing).\n\nThen on the other PC and laptop go to my computer and click on tools and map a network drive.  Pick a letter and select browse.  You will see the workgroup name you picked and just click until you see the new folder share.  Select that and you will map the drive on the other PC and you can share files in that way.\n\nif you don't set the workgroup the exact same name on all machines you are going to have trouble. (Control Panel, System, Computer Name).
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You need Windows 2003 to build server cluster .\ntry this site to learn about Microsoft Sql Server clustering:\nhttp://www.sql-server-performance.com/clustering_intro1.asp\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2000/maintain/failclus.mspx\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/events/windows2003srv/tnt1-150.mspx\n\ntry to find it in internet for more information.