WHS could be better titled as "Windows’ Really Small Business Server"

Legal website Law.com has a write up on why and how one legal technology consultancy installed Windows Home Server.

Capable network servers, equipped with Microsoft’s proven Windows Server 2003 or new 2008 Small Business Edition can be purchased for as little as $2,000 for a five-person practice. But even $2,000 for a basic server system can be a major budget dent for some small firms. Is there middle ground? Is there a viable lower-cost approach for installing a network operating system?

The article carries on to explain that there is a solution, and for many solo and small firm lawyers WHS may finally provide automated protection that is truly easy and cost-effective and a practical alternative to inadequate peer-to-peer network systems.

 Windows Home Server could be better titled as "Windows’ Really Small Business Server."

Read the full story here.

Windows Home Server in VMware Workstation

Over at TechRepublic, Steven Warren has written how to use Windows Home Server if you can’t afford the hardware by running it in the virtualization software VMWare Workstation. Steven takes you through the configuration and installation with lots of screen shots to help you on your way.

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Read it here.

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Senior Product Manager Talks Windows Home Server

Steven Leonard, Senior Product Manager for Windows Home Server chats with hosts John Iasiuolo and Sharon Fry on the radio talk show Java with John.

The core functionality of Home Server is discussed in this 45 minute show which is from the same people who bring you the radio talk show Computer Outlook, which is all about computers.

You can listen to it here.

Information gathered from the Windows Home Server Team Blog.

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Setup an Email Server on Windows Home Server

If you would like to set up an email server on your Windows Home Server which also gives you the ability to use your Microsoft given WHS hostname as your email address (yourname@xxxx.homeserver.com), then we can lead to to a guide.

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Joe DiFiglia lists all the steps necessary using the FREE version of the software hMailServer over at his web site computing.on.demand, which you can read here.

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