
Originally Posted by
rickyday
Only on 32bit editions I'm pretty sure its around 128GB on 64bit.
EDIT: I stand corrected by that link. I'm sure I saw something somewhere about Standard allowing more...
rickyday
25-01-2009, 22:05

Originally Posted by
matrixsc
Thanks Neil
Is there much difference from Windows 2003 Standard Edition R2 SP2 32 bits and Web Edition SP2 ?
Thanks.
Yes quite a few, take a look at the link I provided above and decide whether you need the extra features that Standard provides over Web edition.
Web edition is £15 p/month and STD a whopping £30, so think carefully
rickyday
25-01-2009, 22:02

Originally Posted by
Andy
Standard has no memory limit
Windows Server 2003 Standard supports a maximum of 4GB.
Take a look here for all the differences Matrixsc
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../cc758523.aspx

Originally Posted by
wackomoo
Web edition also only allows 2 cores. (So 2x dual core CPU's is a no-go.)
Its a single CPU license so it supports unlimited cores, but only a single physical CPU.
wackomoo
25-01-2009, 19:48
Web edition also only allows 2 cores. (So 2x dual core CPU's is a no-go.)
Web edition allows a maximum of 2GB RAM and is optimised for web services. Standard has no memory limit and has more advanced server based services.
matrixsc
25-01-2009, 18:51
Thanks Neil
Is there much difference from Windows 2003 Standard Edition R2 SP2 32 bits and Web Edition SP2 ?
Thanks.
Hi,
Thank you for looking at OVH. You will have for Administrator access to the server because you are the administrator , so you can install what ever you want on it.
The Kimsufi website tells you how many we have available in a certain timeframe, at the moment there are none for 1 Hour deployment, but you will get one in the next 72 Hours.
Let me know if you have any further questions
matrixsc
24-01-2009, 15:46
Hi everyone.
I'm looking into renting a dedicated server XL with windows installed.
I take it windows basic will still let me have root access via remote desktop and i can install programs on it?
Also how quickly does it take to have one up and running from when you order?
Thank you.