Windows Server - Windows 7 and Windows XP clients

Can I have both Windows XP and Windows 7 clients on Windows Small Business
Server 2003?

We have mandatory profiles that are applied when logging in to the domain.

thoughts and suggestions...

Laurie

  Charlie Russel - MVP replied...

Yes, you can have both. As for the profiles, however, I am not sure how well
that would behave across versions.

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Charlie.
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