Joe DiFiglia is always looking at new and better ways to do things with his Windows Home Server and his latest venture is combing Sockso, a free open source personal music server with Home Server. Joe’s 4 page guide will get you up and running in no time which you can read here.
The continuing series of Securing Your WHS & Network is now at part 6 with Network Security Threats. Home Server Land has also published a list of contents to each post in the series which also includes all the up and coming parts right up to part 17, which means we still have another 11 […]
If you are going to upgrade your PC to the Release Candidate of Windows 7 then there are 2 pieces of software which can help you. Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor and Windows Home Server. If you want too know what too do with them both then Keith Elder has the details, which you can read […]
Adrabba.net has a great tip for those of you sharing a printer which is connected to Windows Home Server to a 64bit operating system on a client machine. Operating systems have the ability to host drivers for the printers they share so that when you connect to the printer, the driver is downloaded. Once […]
The great add-in Advanced Admin Console (AAC) breaks when Internet Explorer 8 (ie8) is installed on Windows Home Server, and as of March 2009 ie8 is classed as a Critical Update and is automatically installed onto WHS. So how do we correct this problem? First of all AAC will crash when you click on an […]
Website "Spackle" has a tutorial on using Microsoft OneNote with Windows Home Server. The guide explains how to setup the OneNote shared notebook enabling any notes you take in that notebook to automatically show up on all your computers using OneNote. And this is all accomplished by using OneNote’s synchronization and a common, accessible Windows […]
Part 5 of Securing Your WHS & Network on website Home Server Land is now available. This part of the security series provides an explanation of DHCP and NAT and explains how your internet connection is shared by other computers on the LAN. Configuration of the router, private network address and static IP address for […]
The Home Server Show website has details on how to change the photo on your Windows Home Server remote access page. All the details are here.
Website Home Server Hacks explains how to upgrade the 1GB of RAM which comes in the new HP MediaSmart Server LX195 to a 2GB module in less than 30 seconds, although site owner Donavon West recommends taking your time. Read it here.
The Home Server Show website has a guide on how to track web visitors who visit your Windows Home Server web interface (the page that you use to log into your WHS while you are remote) by using Google Analytics. The tutorial explains how to place the Google Analytics code into your WHS website to […]
