Australian Atomic magazine online has a great 5 part article on Windows Home Server remote access. From setting it up to accessing your Home Server via the net. You can find all the details here.
The latest edition of The Home Server Show talks about various add-ins including MSS Fan Control, as well as the latest Windows Home Server news. You can listen to it from here.
Windows expert Ed Bott is experimenting running Windows Home Server in a Hyper-V virtual machine running under Windows Server 2008, and interestingly Windows Home Server recognizes that the drives are virtual and thinks each one is 400GB in size. In reality, they’re dynamic virtual disks on a physical drive that is 500GB in size. Read […]
Australian Photography has a concise review on the Windows Home Server which is available here by photographer Steadyhands, who concludes his review by stating: I’m very impressed by the ease of use and features. It suits my current needs and has the ability to grow as my needs grow. You don’t have to be totally […]
“Digital Photography & The HP MediaSmart Server – Limited by Your Imagination, Not the Size of Your Shoebox” is the title of 2 free live webcasts from HP and Microsoft on using the MediaSmart Server, this time for digital photography. This event will show you why the HP MediaSmart Server is the perfect solution for […]
Donavon West from Home Server Hacks decided that his MediaSmart Server looked a little boring, when comparing it to these DIY rigs, so he decided to spruce it up with a fresh coat of paint. A day later after using a can of racing red Krylon, this was his result. Please note that the […]
Home Server Hacks are already on part 3 of their new series of Q&A called Ask the Home Server Guy. Fellow MVP Donavon West has the daunting tasks of answering your Windows Home Server related questions with detailed explanations and pictures too (I like that part!). From the HP EX470, iTunes and Macs to the […]
Windows expert Ed Bott writes about special-purpose consumer devices on ZDNet: Windows Media Center is mature and extremely well supported. It wouldn’t be that difficult to port the Media Center code to a next-generation operating system that could then form the basis for cool, quiet PCs that could form the hub of a household digital […]
Would you like to know how Windows Home Server compares to Microsoft Small Business Server and why Home Server is also great for home based businesses with small networks? Then head over to smallbiztechnology.com where Joel Sider, senior product manager of the Windows Home Server team at Microsoft is interviewed.
Chris Gray, lead developer for Windows Home Server has published a brief description of the balancing algorithms used for disk balancing in Home Servers PP1 Drive Extender. For the geek’s amongst us Chris takes us through auto-migration, duplication and balancing. All the details.
