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07 October 2008
IT industry will buck downturn, say analysts
By Patrick Thibodeau, Computerworld US
Despite the turmoil in the financial markets, consulting firms Gartner and Forrester Research have forecast that IT spending will fare better than the economy as a whole and continue to grow on a year-to-year basis. Read more...
- Free version of Hyper-V hits the streets
- 03 Oct 08
- Redmond to enhance Windows Server 2008
- 02 Oct 08
- Cisco and Microsoft team up on new appliance
- 02 Oct 08
- Microsoft upgrades its small business programme
- 29 Sep 08
- Wall Street slump to hit Microsoft HPC ambitions
- 23 Sep 08
- VMware coming to Linux and iPhone
- 18 Sep 08
- Oops..Microsoft sends out faulty update
- 16 Sep 08
Windows server Blog Entries
21 March 2008
How was SP1 for you?
By John E. Dunn
What it is reasonable to expect from a 434Mb software download these days? If my experience with Vista’s Service Pack 1 (SP1) is anything to go by it’s tempting to say that it’s sweet to install but devoid of significance. Read more...
- How the V word frightens Microsoft
- 28 Feb 08
- Microsoft has cracked it
- 28 Feb 08
- VMware and thin client SW to kill office PC
- 03 Dec 07
- Vista I/O bloat problem
- 28 Sep 07
- Automated storage provisioning by VMware
- 16 May 07
- Could EMC grow to be really, really big?
- 13 Mar 07
- Why Microsoft is scared of hosting
- 01 Mar 07
Windows server Insight
25 April 2008
Microsoft gets NAC act together
By Joel Snyder, Network World
The world of network access control is being drawn, irresistibly, into Microsoft's orbit now that the Redmond giant's full repertoire of Network Access Protection client, server and policy components are out there in the real world. Read more...
- Installing NAC - is now the right time?
- 06 Mar 08
- Windows XP SP3: The improvements are under the bonnet
- 27 Feb 08
- Virtual appliances are really here
- 25 Feb 08
- Industry sceptical on Microsoft's new-found openness
- 22 Feb 08
- Enterprises warm to online backup
- 08 Feb 08
- Microsoft broadens its virtualisation strategy
- 30 Jan 08
- Microsoft's tanks roll onto VMware's lawn
- 28 Jan 08
Windows server Briefings
14 May 2008
5 IT skills that won't boost your salary
By Denise Dubie, Network World
Technical skills may never die, but areas of expertise wane in importance as technology advances, forcing companies to evolve and IT staff to forsake yesterday's crafts in favour of tomorrow's must-have talents. Read more...
- The risks of Vista's tunnelled IPv6
- 10 Dec 07
- DHCPv6 gets a welcome
- 27 Sep 07
- Xen and the art of fault tolerance
- 21 Sep 07
- Brocade's File Area Network messages
- 06 Feb 07
- Longhorn Server revealed: Group Policy enhancements
- 05 Feb 07
- What you need to know about VPN technologies
- 01 Sep 06
- Six ways to prepare your core network for traffic overload
- 29 Aug 06
Windows server Interviews
15 September 2008
Server virtualisation rings iSCSI vendor's bell
IP-based SANs are on the up - and it's all thanks to server virtualisation, argues Larry Cormier, of iSCSI storage developer LeftHand Networks. Read more...
- Microsoft's open-source whizz under dual attack
- 31 Jul 08
- Virtualisation: a new way of living, says VMware product chief
- 29 Oct 07
- Microsoft executive discusses virtualisation
- 19 Sep 07
- Now it's Windows for WANs, says Packeteer boss
- 11 May 07
- Virtualising the electricity bill
- 20 Apr 07
- First Tee's IT pro
- 24 Jul 06
- Novell: Linux is growing in data centres and workgroups
- 15 Sep 05
Windows server Whitepapers
21 May 2007
Embracing Microsoft Vista for Enhanced Network Security
By Lumeta
WindowsVista andWindows Server Longhorn enable organizations to reduce risk by implementing network security as a key component of the operating system. Large enterprises and government agencies can more rapidly define, implement and manage security policies through the use of newVista security features and functionality, such as native IPsec-based group policy definition and management using Active Directory. Read more...
Windows server Product Reviews
27 June 2008
Microsoft Hyper-V RC1
By Randall C. Kennedy, Infoworld (US)
- List price: $28
- Pros: Great management; Competitive pricing
- Cons: System has to be taken offline when shifting VMs; Poor Linux support Read more...
- Buffalo TeraStation Pro II Rackmount
- 13 May 08
- Packeteer iShaper
- 15 Apr 08
- Windows Vista SP1
- 20 Mar 08
- Windows Server 2008
- 27 Feb 08
- Fujitsu Siemens Computers Primergy TX120
- 18 Jan 08
- FastScale Composer Suite
- 02 Jan 08
- Zyxel NXC-8160 "channel blanket" Wi-Fi Controller
- 19 Nov 07
Windows server How-Tos
04 September 2007
Box reduction
By Chris Mellor, Techworld
Server virtualisation and a variety of storage technologies can help to significantly reduce the number of boxes in your datacentre. There is less scope in the networking area, apart from port consolidation. Any strategy needs to take a long-term view of information processing and storage growth, otherwise you'll arrive back at square one. Read more...
- Eight steps to Longhorn planning (part 2)
- 10 Jul 07
- Eight steps to Longhorn planning (part 1)
- 09 Jul 07
- Landing that first job in networking
- 29 Jun 07
- Patching an entire server farm
- 23 Apr 07
- Dealing with the 'technically challenged'
- 22 Mar 07
- Setting up an Open Source directory service
- 19 Feb 07
- DST: How to get IT vendors to give you the right time of day
- 02 Feb 07
Windows server Case Studies
12 February 2008
Servers go front and centre
By Robert L. Mitchell, Computerworld
General Motors might be globalising its business, but in the area of servers, the auto-maker is thinking small. Read more...
- The virtual virtualisation case study
- 08 Feb 08
- The wireless carnival comes to town
- 03 Sep 07
- CitiStreet ends tape reliance, cuts backup by 20-plus hours
- 25 Jun 07
- Unified storage sorts out a Surrey hospital file problem
- 23 May 07
- Five more ways to screw up virtualisation
- 16 Apr 07
- Scottish banking organisation does double take
- 10 Nov 06
- University dumps Cisco VoIP for open source Asterisk
- 20 Sep 06
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