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Longhorn Server will be named Windows Server 2008 at WinHEC this week
Microsoft plans to brand Longhorn Server with the official name Windows Server 2008 at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference WinHEC in Los Angeles this week, according to reports from ZDNets Mary Jo Foley and News.coms Ina Fried. All reports and rumors seem to indicate that Microsoft is still planning to...
Tags: WinHEC, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server, Windows Longhorn Server, Windows, Microsoft, Longhorn Server
Blog posts 2007-05-14
(A first look: Microsoft Longhorn Server Beta 3)
Is it just me, or were those captions really stupid?I felt like I was reading something a twelve-year-old wrote, or at least someone who hadn't configured many servers. The author also aparently is not aware of how many users run Windows Server 2003 on their workstations. I believe...
Tags: Operating systems, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Linux, Servers, UNIX, Final Name, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Corp., jusovsky@..., Microsoft Windows, GUI, Image 14, Microsoft Windows Server, server, Microsoft Longhorn
Discussion threads 2007-05-08
A first look: Microsoft Longhorn Server Beta 3
In late April 2007, Microsoft released the Beta 3 version of Microsoft Server, code named Longhorn. The evaluation copy is our best indication yet of what features will be included in the next official release of Microsoft Server. In this first look gallery, we show you the basic installation and...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Beta 3, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Server, Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, server
Image galleries 2007-05-01
Windows Longhorn Server -- Time to start paying attention
Its been hard to get excited about Windows Longhorn Server because the release of the product has seemed so far away for so long and I never had the sense that it was anywhere close to being feature-complete. To be honest, I still have not found any new features to...
Tags: Windows Server, Windows Longhorn Server, Servers, Server, Microsoft, Longhorn Server
Blog posts 2007-04-26
Vista's Network Access Protection (NAP) helps keep 'unhealthy' computers off your LAN
This article is also available as a PDF download.In today's mobile world, users connect to the company LANfrom their homes or when on the road via VPN; they bring their personal laptopsto the office; and they may use other systems that could pose a threat to thenetwork. As a result,...
Tags: computer, Deb Shinder, LAN, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Vista, network, Network Access Protection, server, Windows Vista
Technical articles 2007-01-25
Longhorn Server – if and when?
I may be just plain "out of it" but … I have done some checking and cannot find information on when Windows Longhorn Server is scheduled for release. Am I correct in believing that this is the next server OS after 2003 and that it parallels Vista on t
Tags: longhorn, software, windows, ctdak, server, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn
Discussion threads 2006-11-27
Implementing role-based security for Windows Server 2003
By now, if you've no doubt heard the claims that Microsoftis designing Longhorn Server with security as the top priority. One of thecornerstones of this new security model is something called role based security.Although Windows Server 2003 does
Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, security, server
Technical articles 2006-10-24
Windows Defender (Windows Server Longhorn)
Group Policyi like the improvment on the group policy, specially devices policy
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Windows Defender, Windows Server Longhorn, policy, alashhar@..., hardware, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn
Discussion threads 2006-07-01
Performance (Windows Server Longhorn)
So What's Different From Server 2003?Ok I see the pretty new management screens. But it's all the same stuff just in new management windows.Server 2003 came with role based installation. So now they are going to make you add more roles just to manage your server?Come on Microsoft....
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, Windows Server Longhorn, server, windows, longhorn, vista, Server 2003, Dave the Computer Guy, hardware, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, performance
Discussion threads 2006-06-27
Windows Server Longhorn
Windows Server Longhorn will offer new services and features that help desk techs and network administrators should be aware of. This gallery's 30+ screenshots provide a detailed look at what Microsoft's new server OS will contain.
Tags: Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, Windows Server Longhorn, operating system, server, server OS, network administrator, help desk, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn
Image galleries 2006-06-22
LonghornVista will be a huge success!
Mum has been the word on Longhorn Server thus far with most of the talking aimed at the much anticipated Windows Vista successor to Windows XP. Windows Longhorn Server is slated to arrive in early 2007. Windows Longhorn Server and Windows Vista really need to be homeruns for Microsoft. Failures...
Tags: huge success, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, security, server
Blog posts 2006-06-20
No Vista Beta 2 this year
No Vista Beta 2 this yeararticle rootGuess the Vista Beta 2 and Longhorn Server release datesAccording to Microsoft, testers won't get hands on the second beta of Vista until early 2006. While no specific date was mentioned, Microsoft did say it still plans to release the final version in the...
Tags: beta, longhorn server, microsoft, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Vista, programming, server, Sonja Thompson, vista, Vista Beta, Vista Beta 2
Discussion threads 2005-11-30
Will Microsoft Vista/Longhorn Server Deliver?
The trend for Microsoft releases lately has been lots of glamour and very little content. Many of us in the IT community are likely expecting more of the same of Longhorn, Microsoft's next major operating system OS release. Well, this time we couldn't be more wrong. Longhorn will be so...
Tags: Linux, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Vista, server
Blog posts 2005-11-14
Microsoft talks up Longhorn Server security
At the Professional Developers Conference, Microsoft shared some details on a few of the security and identity management features it has in store for Windows Server, code-named Longhorn, which is due in 2007. The new features include "secure-at-install," a "self-healing" file system, and the Security Token Service.Are you encouraged by...
Tags: identity management, longhorn, Longhorn Server security, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, operating system, security, Security Token Service, server, Sonja Thompson
Discussion threads 2005-09-16
Microsoft's Muglia on Longhorn Server and Linux threat
Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest e-newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today! By ...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating systems, UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Microsoft Longhorn, Linux, Microsoft Corp., Bob Muglia, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, server
Technical articles 2004-05-21
Dynamic Partition: Windows Server
This webcast discusses the new dynamic partition capabilities in Windows Server Longhorn. Hardware partitioning enables customers to create multiple isolated hardware environments on the server, each able to host a Windows Server operating system and applications. In a dynamically partitionable server, changes to the partition configuration can be implemented without...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware
Webcasts 2008-04-10
How Longhorn Server's Server Manager Will Change Server Management (Part 2)
This paper focuses on troubleshooting by showing Server Manager's new Event Log interface. The paper shows the Event Viewer has been completely redesigned. Microsoft has completely rewritten the Event Viewer to make it easier to use and to make it possible to look at events across an entire system rather...
Tags: Server Management, Event, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Longhorn, TechGenix, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware
White papers 2006-11-02
How Longhorn Server's Server Manager Will Change Server Management (Part 1)
This paper introduces the Server Manager and also discusses its capabilities and which Windows Server 2003 management interfaces it replaces. Although Longhorn Server is chocked full of new features, most of the features that existed in Windows Server 2003 still exist. What might be a bit disheartening to some administrators...
Tags: Server Management, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Longhorn, TechGenix, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Servers, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware
White papers 2006-11-02
Offline File Caching in Longhorn Server
This paper takes a look at some of the ways that Longhorn Server facilitates offline file caching. Longhorn Server's file caching feature has been greatly improved over the previous version. In case a person is not familiar with offline file caching, the basic idea behind it is that when a...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Longhorn, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware
White papers 2006-10-26
Creating a Core Longhorn Server
There is a law of computing that states that the larger the footprint of code that's running on a server, the better the chance that the code will contain an exploitable security hole. In spite of this law, both operating systems and applications tend to become more bloated with every...
Tags: Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, Microsoft Longhorn, TechGenix, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware
White papers 2006-09-19


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