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<blockquote data-quote="ctgoodman" data-source="post: 56656" data-attributes="member: 20903"><p>I too had the same delima a while back. I chose the 2003 server so I could impliment active directory as well. This allowed me to set NTFS security on the file system, use DFS (distributed file system), apply group policy and scripts to all my systems to map drives launch programs and such. Saves me tons of time as opposesd to sitting at each machine to change all my system settings and tweaks. Just a thought, I use this stuff everyday at work so it was a the perfect scenerio for me. Choose what you think fits your needs the best, the unix solution is probaby a really good file server. The integration and mangement for the workstations and the server just fit my needs the best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ctgoodman, post: 56656, member: 20903"] I too had the same delima a while back. I chose the 2003 server so I could impliment active directory as well. This allowed me to set NTFS security on the file system, use DFS (distributed file system), apply group policy and scripts to all my systems to map drives launch programs and such. Saves me tons of time as opposesd to sitting at each machine to change all my system settings and tweaks. Just a thought, I use this stuff everyday at work so it was a the perfect scenerio for me. Choose what you think fits your needs the best, the unix solution is probaby a really good file server. The integration and mangement for the workstations and the server just fit my needs the best. [/QUOTE]
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