XServe running MS Windows 2003 server + MS SQL 2005

I am planning to deploy 3 XServes,
One running Windows 2003 Server + MS SQL 2005
the other 2 runnung Windows 2003 Server + MS Terminal Server
Wonder if there's anyone can share the experience for the above configuration?
Rgds,
chiacy

Digging around Macbytes.com, I came across this article:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/enterprisemac/archives/2006/12/killtwowindow.html
To quote:
"I have tested, and continue to run in a production setting, two instances of Windows 2003 Server hosted by Parallels Desktop, running on OS X Server 10.4.8 on a 3 GHz Xserve. To skip to the punch line, it works, and it's as fast as all get-out."
HTH
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