You can't even install it without creating a domain for it - it can't be a
workgroup server either. There's really nothing at all you can do with it,
except create another SBS with it.
--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/blogs/russel
"kj [SBS MVP]" <> wrote in message
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> slappy wrote:
>> I've successfully completed a migration to SBS 2008. I have a few
>> applications running on a W2K server that I'd like to migrate to
>> something newer. Can I do a new installation of SBS 2003, without
>> installing Exchange or any of the "SBS Stuff," and having it act as a
>> regular old member server? I seem to recall there was an option to
>> install SBS without all the additional components, and it would work
>> as a regular server for 5 users, or did I make this up?
>>
>> If you can't install 2003 as a "regular" server, is there anything
>> else you can do with the OS in an SBS 2008 environment other then eBay
>> it?
>
> You can do anything with it the licensing permits. It does not permit
> installation as a member server or any 'regular' server status. You can
> install it without optional componets, but it won't have be able to have
> any security ties to the SBS2008 domain.
>
> --
> /kj
>
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