Small Business Server 2003 - IT support needed

[Golfman]

I have just set up a new PC with Windows Small Business Server 2003 installed on it. Required for a new e-commerce site that is being built for our company.

I would like an IT person to come in and basically check that its all setup correctly, perhaps offer a couple of hours training as this software is alien to me, and maybe then continue an ongoing support relationship with us.

If anyone is based near Luton, Bedfordshire and would like to quote for such a job please give me a shout.

Thanks.

[Tearz]

Hi

http://www.simply-licensing.com/ is the best company who can help you - ask for Scott Croucher. Nice chap.

Hope this helps.

Cheers

[rwoodward]

Hiya,

I run a small consultancy firm up in Newcastle, I'd be happy to have a chat over the phone FOC to make sure you're on the right track. If you decide to take things further we'd be happy to quote.

We also do remote support contracts to keep things working smoothly

Ross

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Ross Woodward
NE Solutions Ltd
Making IT easy.
01207 565950
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[jamoor]

out of interest does anyone know what the cheapest way to add SQL to SBS standard 2003 is??

Also, OP, contact me! I have a couple of CDROMS I can post to you with interactive training manuals on.

[Golfman]

Thanks guys, I have found a local company that will be popping in tomorrow. Lets see how that goes first!

[NoelWatson]

jamoor said:

out of interest does anyone know what the cheapest way to add SQL to SBS standard 2003 is??

Also, OP, contact me! I have a couple of CDROMS I can post to you with interactive training manuals on.

I use the action pack, but there may be better ways

https://partner.microsoft.com/UK/program/managemem...

[splashout1]

jamoor said:

out of interest does anyone know what the cheapest way to add SQL to SBS standard 2003 is??

Also, OP, contact me! I have a couple of CDROMS I can post to you with interactive training manuals on.

You can get MySql and PHP to run with IIS I have done this on a xp pro machine to play with and it worked lovely. This wouldnt cost you anything but a bit of time to get it working as obviously they are both open source.

If that helps

[jamoor]

splashout1 said:

jamoor said:

out of interest does anyone know what the cheapest way to add SQL to SBS standard 2003 is??

Also, OP, contact me! I have a couple of CDROMS I can post to you with interactive training manuals on.

You can get MySql and PHP to run with IIS I have done this on a xp pro machine to play with and it worked lovely. This wouldnt cost you anything but a bit of time to get it working as obviously they are both open source.

If that helps

yeah, I must have SQL server according to the product specs tho