Nelson Gomes, President & CEO, PriorityOne Group, discusses Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and how to make sure your ASC isn’t in danger. Nelson Gomes: Windows Server 2003 is an operating system ...
Windows Server 2003 Release 2, which roughly meets the slated delivery date Microsoft announced last year, offers significant new features including better branch office support, integration of the WS ...
Well, I downloaded Windows Server 2003 Standard from Microsoft's DreamSpark (students can sign up there for free MS software), and it just so happens that my desktop PC is due for an OS reinstall and ...
Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer officially launched the company’s long-awaited and thrice-delayed Windows Server 2003 operating system today, claiming it’s the right product for businesses that want ...
Few corporate IT departments are expected to race to adopt the long-delayed Windows Server 2003 operating system that Microsoft Corp. will launch this week. Several IT managers contacted last week by ...
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Running Windows Server at home taught me why nobody does it
It's certainly not for everyday users, and I learned that within the first ten minutes ...
Administrators who spent time this year retiring their last computers running Microsoft Windows XP might have another migration task ahead—Microsoft is set to retire its Windows Server 2003 operating ...
Microsoft has gone to great lengths to integrate key back-office applications into SBS 2003, without overly complicating the product, reducing initial setup to less than 15 minutes when purchased with ...
The software giant puts finishing touches on Windows Server 2003 in an effort to show big businesses that the high-end operating system is industrial strength. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer ...
Microsoft Corp. plans to officially launch its Windows Small Business Server 2003 release 2 (SBS 2003 R2) integrated software bundle Tuesday. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive officer, will ...
Windows Server System truly helps you do more with less. At Microsoft, we believe our role is to engineer out complexity and costs and incorporate operating system innovations into a deeply-integrated ...
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