Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 review
Verdict
It may just be an update to the latest versions of the core components, but it still represents superb functionality for the money, especially the Standard version.
Review Date: 22 Jan 2004
Reviewed By: Jon Honeyball
Price when reviewed: Standard, £399; Premium, £1,015 (all prices exc VAT and for five clients): Upgrade From 2000 to Premium, £409(exc VAT)
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