Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup (More info?)
Hello everyone.
We have recently bought a dual-CPU system and will install windows 2000
Server on it. However, when the unit arrived, it came with a single
CPU. And we have to wait almost a month for the second one.
Now, we do not want to wait for the CPU before taking the system
online, so we decided to use the server as-is, and add tbe CPU when it
arrives.
The question we have is: Does Windows 2000 Server install or configure
itself differently (and so run better)when installed on a system with
two CPUs in place ? Or is it the same with the single cpu installation
and Windows will happily use the second CPU after it arrives ?
Are there any licensing issues to look for when installing on a single
CPU and then adding the second one ?
Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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"arifi" wrote:
| Hello everyone.
|
| We have recently bought a dual-CPU system and will install windows 2000
| Server on it. However, when the unit arrived, it came with a single
| CPU. And we have to wait almost a month for the second one.
|
| Now, we do not want to wait for the CPU before taking the system
| online, so we decided to use the server as-is, and add tbe CPU when it
| arrives.
|
| The question we have is: Does Windows 2000 Server install or configure
| itself differently (and so run better)when installed on a system with
| two CPUs in place ? Or is it the same with the single cpu installation
| and Windows will happily use the second CPU after it arrives ?
|
| Are there any licensing issues to look for when installing on a single
| CPU and then adding the second one ?
|
| Many thanks in advance
| -arifi
|
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup (More info?)
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