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Microsoft� Small Business
Server 2000 is the 3rd generation release of the full-featured network
solution designed to help businesses with up to 50 PCs take advantage of the
Internet, strengthen customer relationships and improve employee
productivity.
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Small Business Server 2000
includes Microsoft Windows� 2000 Server, plus Windows 2000
Server-based solutions for e-mail, fax, database, and
secure, shared Internet access.�
All of this powerful technology is integrated to enable a single, unified
setup and centralized management across all of the component
applications, setting new standards for ease of installation, use, and
administration.
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Specifically,
Small Business Server 2000 includes:
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�Microsoft Windows 2000 Server.� Network operating system providing file,
print, Web, application and management services.
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� Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server.� Messaging and collaboration server
delivers anytime, anywhere access to the people and information you want.
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�Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration
Server 2000.� Extensible firewall
with Web cache server and policy-based security, acceleration and management
of shared Internet connections.
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�Microsoft SQL Server� 2000.� Fast, reliable, Web-enabled relational
database management server and engine for running a multitude of business
software solutions.
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�Microsoft Shared Fax Service.� Sends and receives faxes and provides
support for fax boards and ISDN cards, fax-over-IP and broadcast fax support.
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�Microsoft Shared Modem Service.� Enables client machines to use modems
shared on Small Business Server to connect to external information services.
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�Microsoft FrontPage� 2000.� The Microsoft Office Web site creation and
management tool.
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�Microsoft Outlook� 2000.� The Microsoft Office e-mail and personal
information manager.
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�Microsoft Health Monitor 2.1.� Sends server status and advance warning of
potential problems.
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Plus, all of
this powerful technology is integrated to enable a single, unified setup and
centralize management.� More on that
in a bit�
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