Jeremy Jones has posted version 3 of the his instructions to use Time Machine with Windows Home Server. If you have a Windows partition on your Mac then this latest version does not use an applescript so will work flawlessly, just by following the 10 steps required to get Time Machine working with WHS. You […]
Diskeeper being a Gold Partner with Microsoft are very happy that many of their suggestions and requests have been accommodated within the new Drive Extender (DE) technology in Vail. Diskeeper who produce a defrag solution for WHS users in the form of "Diskeeper 2010 Home Server Edition", have a great post on their blog explaining […]
WHS Outlook has been updated to version 2.5.7.7, with the biggest change being support for Outlook 2010. One of the other changes in this new version is that calendar sharing is now supported if you are using either Outlook 2007 or 2010: First, WHS Outlook can automatically setup your Windows Home Server as a WebDAV […]
Episode 90 of The Home Server Show is up with the weeks Home Server news and views. You can catch it here.
Australians think that the Acer easyStore H340 is not the most energy-efficient server, but well specified and comparatively affordable. That’s what the Australian based PC Authority magazine thinks anyway, giving it an impressive 5/6 stars in the process. Which you can read about here.
"The Media Center Show" is a podcast about Media Center (amongst other things) which this week has Windows Media Center enthusiast Jim Collison talking to host Ian Dixon about Windows Home Server Vail, Windows Home Server addins and using WHS and Windows Media Center both together. You can listen to episode 256 from here.
DVPLogic are in the process of making a new version of the DVBLink Server Network Pack which will enable you to stream your TV channels over the internet to web browsers and potentially, mobile phones. At the present time there is no news if this will support adaptive streaming to the likes of the iPad […]
The "Coming Home to Windows Home Server" Series is a break down of the Home Server by WHS MVP Eric B. Rux, who in his latest installment (Part 28) appears to have gone to the dark side! By having a MacBook Pro in his laptop bag and an iPhone (that’s the dark side bit – […]
Not sure if Windows Home Server is for you? Not to worry, as About.com tells you all about Home Server, from what it is to what is does. And more importantly why you should buy it. A great basic guide for the would be purchaser, which you can find here.
The German and Japanese language versions of Windows Home Server codename "Vail" are now available for download from "Microsoft Connect" (Registration Required) Each package includes the Server Setup DVD, the Client Restore Media and the appropriate language Release Notes. Naturally let the team know your feedback and of any bugs.
