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klawrie
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 Can W2K Svr software be use to study W2K Pro?
Another question for you all.
If I am studing towards the Windows 2000 Professional exam, is using Windows 2000 Server software(Configured standalone), okay to use? Or does the Windows 2000 Professional include it's own services/ software add-on etc.
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You will definately need to do things on Pro that cannot be done on Server, they do have different services etc.
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