Intro to SBS

Now that Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 is fading into history (slowly, I’ll admit) and I have revamped my Networking with Small Business Server course to focus on SBS 2008 I have decided to post the slides from my three part SBS 2003 course for anyone to download.

 

You’ll find them all on my SlideShare but here is a brief description of each:

 

Introduction to Small Business Server 2003 – Part 1

 

[This is the second of a three part series that covers the basics of installing, configuring and maintaining Microsoft Small Business Server 2003.

This part covers an introduction to what Small Business Server is and how to determine the best configuration. It also covers how to install the product.]

 

Introduction to Small Business Server 2003 – Part 2

 

[This is the second of a three part series that covers the basics of installing, configuring and maintaining Microsoft Small Business Server 2003.
This part focuses on configuring Small Business Server to work with users and workstations as well features like remote access.]

 

Introduction to Small Business Server 2003 – Part 3

 

[This is the third of a three part series that covers the basics of installing, configuring and maintaining Microsoft Small Business Server 2003.
This part focuses on SharePoint v2 (companyweb), Outlook Web Access, Remote Work Webplace and how to secure and troubleshoot your Small Business Server network.]

 

Now that the focus has moved to SBS 2008 I’m not going to be going back and making any changes to the SBS 2003 course, so rather than sit and gather dust in some forgotten corner of my hard drive I hope that someone out there obtains some benefit from what I’ve posted like all the students who have attended my course over the years.

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