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Microsoft C11-00016 Windows 2000 Advanced Server Upgrade

Upgrade to Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server is designed for enterprise-class performance and reliability. This upgrade package supports up to 25 clients and offers enhanced scalability and availability features, including failover clustering and networ...

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Overview

Upgrade to Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server is designed for enterprise-class performance and reliability. This upgrade package supports up to 25 clients and offers enhanced scalability and availability features, including failover clustering and network load balancing.

Key Features:

  • Edition: Advanced Server
  • Client Support: 25 Clients
  • Scalability: Supports up to 8-way SMP
  • Memory Support: Up to 8 GB with Intel PAE
  • Features: Two-node application failover clustering, 32-node network load balancing

Specifications

Product Type
Server Operating System Upgrade
Operating System
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Publisher
Microsoft

Frequently Asked Questions

No, this is an "Upgrade" version, meaning it requires a previously installed, qualifying version of Windows 2000 Server to function.
Windows 2000 Advanced Server was designed for business-critical applications and larger departmental and enterprise networks, offering advanced features for server management and reliability at the time of its release.
No, Windows 2000 Advanced Server has long since reached its end-of-life for mainstream and extended support from Microsoft, meaning there are no new security updates or technical assistance.
This operating system is designed for older hardware architectures and may have significant compatibility issues or lack driver support for modern computer components.
Based on the product's age and typical distribution methods of that era, it is most likely a physical media product, such as a CD-ROM.
The Advanced Server edition of Windows 2000 typically offered features like increased memory support, clustering services for high availability, and network load balancing, compared to the standard Server edition.