Screenshots: Windows Server 8 Beta
Windows Server 8 can be installed with or without a GUI, uses the Metro look-and-feel, and runs the show from the new Server Manager. Find out more in our screenshot gallery. Read more
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Windows Server 8 can be installed with or without a GUI, uses the Metro look-and-feel, and runs the show from the new Server Manager. Find out more in our screenshot gallery. Read more
5 March, 2012 by Simon Bisson
Private clouds are the main focus of Windows Server 8, which is now available as a public beta. However, there's something in it for everyone from the smallest home office to the largest international company. Read more
5 March, 2012 by Simon Bisson
OS X Server has long been a low-cost, straightforward option for small businesses, and this update adds support for iPads and iPhones. Other components have also benefitted from new features and facelifts. Read more
4 October, 2011 by Roger HoworthWindows 8 Server has a new Metro Start screen, a revamped Server Manager and lots more PowerShell commands. Check out the new look and feel in our gallery. Read more
14 September, 2011 by Simon Bisson
Windows 8 Server, now in pre-beta Developer Preview mode, contains multiple feature enhancements — including a new version of Hyper-V — that make it easier to deploy, manage and secure. Read more
14 September, 2011 by Simon Bisson
The release candidate for Microsoft's SBS 2011 Essentials shows promise, despite the demise of Drive Extender. Read more
18 February, 2011 by Simon Bisson
This welcome update brings Microsoft's Small Business Server into line with the rest of the Windows Server family, while also simplifying management and enhancing remote access. It's far from cheap, however, and smaller companies may be better off evaluating the Essentials version. Read more
2 February, 2011 by Alan Stevens
RHEL 6 offers greatly enhanced scalability and is well equipped to handle future technological advances. The switch to KVM virtualisation and server subscription tweaks may not be universally popular, but existing Red Hat customers and new Linux converts should still consider it. Read more
11 January, 2011 by Alan Stevens
Take a tour of Microsoft's upcoming Small Business Server version for networks of 25 users or fewer. Read more
3 August, 2010 by Simon Bisson
Small businesses looking for a first server will find Aurora easy to integrate, turning workgroups into domains without requiring complex IT infrastructure. Read more
3 August, 2010 by Simon Bisson
Snow Leopard Server includes major updates to some of the OS's core components and is now fully 64-bit. Ease of use, plus simple and affordable licensing make OS X a viable alternative to Microsoft's Windows Server 2008, although we had problems with one or two features. Read more
4 January, 2010 by Roger Howorth
Not so much an update as a complete revamp of the Windows server platform, Windows Server 2008 R2 has a lot of interesting new functionality, but requires careful planning before deploying. Read more
7 July, 2009 by Alan Stevens
This is an impressive update to Microsoft's Small Business Server that packs a big punch. However, it may be overkill for a lot of companies and isn't quite as easy to manage as it first appears. Read more
12 November, 2008 by Alan Stevens
Microsoft's 2008 bundle of server OS, applications and services for small businesses will ship on 12 November. Here are our impressions of the public preview release, which shows some big changes from the previous version. Read more
24 July, 2008 by Alan Stevens
Learn how to install and configure a DHCP server in Windows Server 2008, and explore some of the advanced features DHCP has to offer. Read more
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