Discover how to resolve all sorts of virtualization headaches by teaming your network cards with Windows Server 2012's Server Manager.
Discover how to quickly and easily administer multiple servers, no matter where they are in the world, from a single interface.
Our latest Server Tutorial reveals how you can get around the Windows one-concurrent user limitation in order to be able to use a PC at the same time as a remote connector.
While Windows Server 2012 Essentials fails to include all the features in the previous Standard edition, does it offer enough to meet the basic server needs of most small businesses?
With the advent of cloud computing and mass virtualization of server operating systems, the need for high speed, highly available networking becomes even more pressing.
With Windows Server 2012 finally officially available, now's the perfect time to delve a little deeper into the features and changes in the new server operating system that are likely to matter most to enterprises.
Chomping at the bit to test out the official release of Windows Server 2012? Check out what to watch for and avoid as we put the new server OS through its paces.
Microsoft makes it official in releasing a server OS that's "built from the cloud up."
Windows Server 2012 will be hitting OEMs in August, launching in retail come September.
While Windows 8 has been receiving the overwhelming majority of attention from the media, enterprises may be more interested in Microsoft's server OS entering its final phase prior to an official debut.
Microsoft settles on Windows Server 2012 to mark the imminent launch of its forthcoming "cloud-optimized" server OS.
Active Directory is one of the primary infrastructure components of many Windows environments. Its resiliency and recoverability are inherently linked to operational continuity. Issues affecting its availability translate into monetary losses. Since Microsoft introduced this technology, it has continually improved native restore capabilities, most recently in Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Microsoft, Windows Server 2008 R2, disaster recovery, Windows Server, Active Directory
With Ray Ozzie's departure leaving Microsoft rudderless and Apple all but exiting the computer market to concentrate on its i-devices, the future is not looking bright for these once unstoppable market leaders. The opposite holds true for the other server OS vendors, however.
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Linux, OS, Mac OS X, Windows Server, server os
When it comes to Windows server security, it's all about reaction time.
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security, security best practices, OS, Windows Server, Windows Server security
The company has announced new features and full Windows Support in its Cloud Servers for Windows offering.
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cloud computing, Cloud server, Rackspace, Windows Server, Rackspace Cloud
The top 15 innovations in the evolution of Windows Server over the past 15 years.
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servers, Windows Server
Partition Assistant 2.1 offers server management functions for successfully managing partitions.
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partition, Windows Server
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.
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FTP, Windows Server, ftp server, WS FTP, file transfer
Microsoft hasn't put a date on it yet, but the next version of Windows Server won't be another minor release.
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Windows Server
IDC's latest figures indicate that Windows Server was installed on 75 percent of the servers sold worldwide.
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server, Unix server, Linux server, Windows Server
Microsoft plans replacement for recently pulled Windows 2000 Server patch.
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server, patch, Windows Server, Windows 2000 Server
Surprisingly, a number of small businesses still don't use a server. Using Windows Home Server as your starter Small Business Server is a good way to get started.
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server, SMB server, Windows Server, Windows Server 2003
Windows Server AppFabric hits the beta 2 development milestone.
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beta, Windows Server, AppFabric, development server
Windows Server and SQL Server are big revenue drivers but security and developer tools are growing.
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cloud computing, Azure, IT, SQL Server, Windows Server
In a presentation to financial analysts, Microsoft's head of server and tools, Bob Muglia, admits the Azure computing cloud initiative is still years from making a profit.
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cloud computing, Cloud, Microsoft, Azure, Windows Server
