The number and the fact that 2003 sucks slightly less than 2000. :)
In all seriousness, that's quite an answer you're looking for. But you should really try searching on Google first. For example, I found this site with a casual (and badly-constructed, I admit) search on the Goog:
http://www.demandtech.com/FAQsGeneralNT.htm
One thing I really liked, especially for enterprise-class installations, is the fact that when you reboot the server, you *must* enter a reason. This is great for audit/tracking purposes.
Cheers
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: April 15, 2005 8:11 am by Sonotsky680 pts.
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the diffirence is huge:
first 2003 is more secure (is more locked down than 2000)
second it handles memory a lot better than 2000
IIS 6 is more stable than iis5 as if one virtual server goes down doesn’t take down the entire server (every virtual server runs in its memory space)
three a lot faster
four DNS has more features than 2000
the diffirence is huge:
first 2003 is more secure (is more locked down than 2000)
second it handles memory a lot better than 2000
IIS 6 is more stable than iis5 as if one virtual server goes down doesn’t take down the entire server (every virtual server runs in its memory space)
three a lot faster
four DNS has more features than 2000
supports better printing over RDP
The list goes on and on