By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published September 21, 2011
Managing your data center from your smart phone is no longer fantasy. Server admins will find a wide selection of Windows Phone 7 apps to monitor, manage and administer as well as perform a variety of server-related tasks.
By Paul Ferrill
| Server Reviews Article Published September 14, 2011
NComputing's L300 ties VDI into a nice neat package. Learn how to get your servers and clients up and running in a jiffy.
By Paul Ferrill
| Server Reviews Article Published August 03, 2011
Plenty of possibilities from the latest version of this AMD Opteron powered workhorse.
By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published July 28, 2011
Find out the 10 best iOS-powered apps for server monitoring, transferring files
and administering your data center from your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.
By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published July 14, 2011
Need remote monitoring and management for servers in you data center? Android's got (many) an app for that.
By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published June 05, 2011
When troubleshooting a RADIUS server, it's good to have a client simulator program. These five RADIUS testing and monitoring tools can help you test the initial configuration of the server and any changes.
By Nelson King
| Server Reviews Article Published May 05, 2011
Sometimes referred to as a type of middleware, application servers occupy a large chunk of computing territory between database servers and the end user, often connecting the two.
By Aaron Weiss
| Server Reviews Article Published May 05, 2011
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) makes it possible to move files from one computer to another via the Internet. Although one of the oldest Internet services, FTP has kept pace with the times.
Today, many FTP servers include user authentication, file transfer policies, and detailed activity logging.
By Aaron Weiss
| Server Reviews Article Published May 05, 2011
Ubiquitous and critical, mail servers move and store email over private networks and across the Internet.
By Paul Rubens
| Server Reviews Article Published May 05, 2011
A proxy server in a network architecture is what its name implies: a stand in. A proxy server sits between corporate client machines and the Internet. Sometimes it is a stand-alone product; more often, it is functionality built into other software. A forward proxy stands in the way of the Internet and receives data from client machines bound for the Internet and forwards it on on their behalf. A reverse proxy stands in the way of servers within the corporate network and receives data bound for them, and distributes it on.
By ServerWatch Staff
| Server Reviews Article Published May 05, 2011
At its core, Web servers send static content to a Web browser by loading a file from a disk and sending it across the network to a user's Web browser. Browsers and Web servers communicate with each other using HTTP to mediate the exchange.
By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published April 29, 2011
Looking for a proven RADIUS server to meet your authentication, authorization and accounting needs for your Windows infrastructure? Consider TekRADIUS, a feature-rich Windows Service available in two flavors that supports multiple protocols.
By Paul Ferrill
| Server Reviews Article Published March 31, 2011
Linux adoption in the scientific community is very high. For the many organizations that want Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0 but don't want to pay for it or wait for the next release of CentOS, Scientific Linux is worth a look.
By Paul Ferrill
| Server Reviews Article Published February 16, 2011
Although rackmount servers are considered commodity offerings, demand for them continues to rise. The server hardware vendors are happy to oblige, as they attempt to differentiate their wares. The PowerEdge R515 from Dell is a prime example.
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published January 17, 2011
The latest version of the popular open source server OS was designed with enterprises
in mind. With a strong focus on scalability and flexibility, as well as support
for physical and virtual servers and cloud computing, there's something for every
organization to get excited about.
By Eric Geier
| Server Reviews Article Published December 02, 2010
For most business, mobile phones are as valuable to the business as computers and land lines. Connect them to your business' existing network services, and they're even more valuable. For SMBs wishing to do this, BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express is the perfect trifecta of inexpensive, easy and reliable.
By Kenneth Hess
| Server Reviews Article Published November 26, 2010
Using multiple data center management tools is not only annoying and troublesome, it's also expensive. But, those winds are changing--changing to those of the solar variety.
By Brian Proffitt
| Server Reviews Article Published November 14, 2010
Full-featured collaboration and messaging is not beyond the reach of small- to medium-sized businesses. Open-Xchange, an open source collaboration server, scales very well into any size organization, thanks to a variety of delivery systems.
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published October 07, 2010
Apache Tomcat is open source software that implements Java Servlet and JavaServer
Pages, enabling sites to run Java servlets and Java-based dynamic content. Version 7.0.2 is in a mature beta, but is it data center ready?
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published September 15, 2010
FreeBSD may not be as popular or as well known as other operating systems, but that doesn't mean it's not reliable or robust enough for most enterprise tasks. See how it fares when taken out for a spin.
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published August 05, 2010
Untangling the many tentacles of this popular proxy server is well worth the effort.
By Joseph Moran
| Server Reviews Article Published July 08, 2010
If you think the latest version of WS_FTP is the same FTP server it was a decade ago, think again. File transfer technology is more secure than ever before, and the FTP options introduced in version 7.5 make this latest version of WS_FTP Server worth serious consideration.
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published June 03, 2010
Is Lucid Lynx as clear as a Linux OS can be? We check out the latest long-term support edition of Ubuntu.
By Juliet Kemp
| Server Reviews Article Published May 06, 2010
Few mail servers have been presented as Exchange alternatives as long as GMS
has. In its most recent release, Gordano added a document management system
and various other functionality. We test drive the Linux version on an Intel
box.
By Joseph Moran
| Server Reviews Article Published April 06, 2010
Windows shops will find much to like about this feature-rich FTP client-server duo, which can be installed as either an application or a service.