Ah. It may use their own webserving engine, you never know, then your IIS questions are moot. If they don't want to pay for it.. bah. And if they've got a machine already running SBS 2003, why not use it for this purpose?
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thane Sherrington Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 7:29 AM To: The Hardware List Subject: RE: [H] Question on XP Pro At 12:10 AM 31/05/2005, CW wrote: >One hitch: I will bet dollars to donuts they are using TeeTimes software >(or something very similar) which will not run on XP Pro, as it's activeX >background works like mud on it.. Hmmm. I can't say - they recommend Win 2000 or XP Pro for the OS in their specs. After I did up the quote, they decided that one machine need 2003 Server Basic Small Business Edition. But they don't want to pay the extra for the OS, but they don't want the limited conections, so that where the question on XP Pro comes from. >And if they are using TeeTimes, they have to use a IIS PC, so 2003 server >is your best route; if you want to stay cheap and accomplish this, and >since they don't need a domain server, etc. most likely, you can get 2003 >Web Edition. I'm reading about IIS 6.0, and it appears that it doesn't have the 10 user limit that IIS 5.0 comes with. Is it possible it just run IIS 6.0 on XP Pro, or do you have to go with 2003? Or could they use Apache or some other web server on XP Pro to get around the IIS 5.0 limitation? T
