Originally Posted by George
Benjamin, I only use NAS as my Backup Device and at home as file sharing for my media (Video, Audio, Pictures).

My server has a built-in 4 drive RAID5 Array. That is where my SQL Server Data Files are stored.
This is the short version of the above.

I will never understand what it is about server/client domain setups that people don't want. I do not mean this in any way to put down those who are happy with a peer-to-peer workgroup setup. But, for those who are going to upgrade their network, investing in a real server and a DOMAIN would be the way to go IMHO.

I would throw this out there. If you are happy with your current setup and just want to use AC and not have the benefits of a server/client setup, that is perfectly fine.

But, if you enjoy the computing and networking part of medicine and are thinking that since I have to run AC, billing and scheduling on a shared platform anyway and want to have FUN with all of the things you can do with a server, then consider a server.

Just some thoughts.

I really can't say enough that I do not wish to insult anyone for what network they have decided to use. Just because I like and enjoy the server setup, doesn't mean it is for everyone. And, I should say, that the fun is not without its downside. I tend to have fun until 11PM every night. frown


Bert
Pediatrics
Brewer, Maine