Installation of windows server 2003
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Windows Server 2003 has minimum hardware requirements of a 128MB RAM Intel processor-based server, but for larger organizations 512MB RAM, dual-core processor with 2-4MB cache, and at least two SCSI disks are recommended. The server also requires a 100Mbps network interface card and several gigabytes of disk storage. The document then outlines the step-by-step process for installing Windows Server 2003 on a partition, including formatting, file copying, restarting, and setting up the computer name, administrator password, time zone, and typical settings.
Installation of windows server 2003
- 1. HOWTOINSTALLWINDOWS SERVER 2003 Hardware Requirements For Windows Server 2003 As minimum requirements for Windows Server 2003, An Intel processor– based server running Windows Server 2003 with at least 128 megabytes (MB) of RAM can be used to run Windows Server 2003, but as your organization goes bigger and your users are increased, then you should consider bringing a powerful server with latest Processor Technology (Dual Core) and high processor cache (2MB or 4MB), also with at least 512 MB Memory. Microsoft also recommends that the server should have several gigabytes of disk storage (at Least Two SCSI Disks). In addition, servers should be equipped with high- speed network interface cards (Minimum 100 MBps).
- 2. Press ENTER to continue
- 3. Press F8 for Windows Licensing Agreement
- 4. Press C to create partition
- 5. Enter the size of volume in MB and press ENTER
- 6. Select the partition in which you want to install your windows server and press ENTER
- 7. Select the type of format the partition using the NTFS or FAT file system and press ENETR
- 9. It will take 5 to 7 minutes to copy all files required to install windows server
- 10. Press ENTER to Restart
- 13. Click on NEXT to continue
- 14. Type your NAME and ORGANIZATION and Click on NEXT
- 15. Type your NAME and ORGANIZATION and Click on NEXT Enter your Product Key and click on NEXT
- 16. Click on NEXT
- 18. Remove the numbers from the COMPUTER NAME and type the ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD and CONFIRM PASSWORD and then click on NEXT
- 19. Select your time zone and click on NEXT
- 20. Select TYPICAL SETTING and click on NEXT
- 21. Click on NEXT
- 24. Now type your ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD for login to your windows server