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Deploying The Microsoft Windows .NET Server Platform
White Papers This WebCast is an overview of the deployment methodologies that you can use to deploy the Windows .NET Server family in the enterprise. We will cover Remote Installation Services (RIS), unattend, Sysprep, Windows Preinstall Environment (WinPE...
[November 11, 2003, 23:00]
Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) For Windows Server 2008 And .NET Framework 3.5
Downloads The Windows SDK provides prerelease documentation, samples, header files, libraries, and tools designed to help you develop Windows applications using both native (Win32) and managed (.NET Framework) technologies.
[August 25, 2007, 11:34]
Windows Server 2003 R2 Is Nearing Completion
Talkback Oh my, there's also SenderID, SmartTags, BlackComb, IE7, .NET 2, MS XML, etc, etc. And that's not all because third-party suppliers will have to come up with something new at some time so that'll introduce a nice onslaught of making various third...
[September 1, 2005, 22:36]
Security With Microsoft Windows Server 2003: An Overview
White Papers This paper explains how with tools and technologies that begin at the application design level and are also used at the point of contact with client devices and enterprise networks, Microsoft .NET provides the means in which information can travel...
[September 30, 2003, 1:02]
Test Version Of .Net Server On Tap
News Microsoft on Thursday is expected to issue the second release candidate for Windows .Net Server 2003, as the product slowly advances toward its scheduled April release date. Microsoft has good reason for taking its time honing Windows .Net Server...
[December 5, 2002, 14:08]
Microsoft Polishing .Net Server Software
News Microsoft plans to release four versions of Windows .Net Server 2003: Datacenter, for top-end machines with dozens of processors and high reliability requirements; Enterprise Server, for more mainstream multiprocessor servers; Standard Server, for...
[October 8, 2002, 13:05]
Microsoft Drops .Net Name From Server Brand
News By creating the Windows Server System naming convention for all its server products, Microsoft hopes to clarify what the .Net name means and to demonstrate the company's long-term commitment to Windows, said Barry Goffe, group product manager at...
[April 17, 2003, 8:05]
Microsoft To Amend .Net Server Licensing
News Microsoft plans to issue the second Windows .Net Server 2003 release candidate on Monday and to announce changes to its software licensing policy for businesses. Microsoft has not yet released pricing for Windows .Net Server and has not indicated...
[December 2, 2002, 16:34]
Microsoft Changes Course On Licensing
News Microsoft on Monday announced licensing changes for Windows .Net Server 2003, which moves to a second release candidate sometime this week. Microsoft has not yet released pricing for Windows .Net Server and has not indicated whether the licensing...
[December 3, 2002, 8:08]
Microsoft Pins Hopes On .Net Server
News By the middle of August, 100 percent of Microsoft.com will be on Windows .Net Server," O'Brien said. PC makers could help that process, as Microsoft expects at least some to offer Windows .Net Server first release candidate preinstalled on some...
[July 26, 2002, 16:14]
Windows Server's Identity Crisis
News In June 2001, Microsoft changed the name to Windows .Net Server, keeping in line with the company's .Net Web services strategy. In August, the company renamed the software Windows .Net Server 2003, which had been scheduled for release by the end of...
[January 10, 2003, 8:40]
Microsoft Teases AMD Over 64bit .Net Server
News Our stance is that with .Net Server, it is up to the hardware manufacturers to deliver hardware, and we will support it," said Brian Valentine, senior vice president for Windows at Microsoft. If Microsoft does ship a 64-bit version of .Net Server...
[November 22, 2002, 11:40]
Comdex 2001: Microsoft Preps Messaging For Business
News Microsoft chairman Bill Gates alluded to the new features in his Comdex keynote speech Sunday night when he revealed the company will release Windows .Net Server Beta 3 later this month. But using Windows Messenger on the front end and .Net Server...
[November 13, 2001, 10:11]
MS Seeks Source Of Windows Home Server Leak
Blog According to Ethan Allen, the owner Hotfix.net, Microsoft has also employed "spies" on in the forums on his site to try to find out who is leaking software previews, and has contacted him directly in an attempt to find the leaker(s).
[April 17, 2007, 16:52]
.Net Server: Three Delays A Charm?
News Microsoft has for the third time delayed the launch of its Windows .Net Server 2003 high-end operating system. During his Comdex keynote address on Sunday, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates revealed that the company would launch Windows .Net Server...
[November 18, 2002, 15:56]
Microsoft Again Pushes Back .Net Server Launch
News The product, which is expected to play a significant role in Microsoft's .Net software-as-a-service strategy, would replace various flavours of Windows Server 2000. Microsoft said late Thursday that Windows.Net Server, the successor to its Windows...
[March 4, 2002, 9:16]
Microsoft Adds To Web Services Arsenal
News Microsoft is expected to issue a second .Net Server 2003 release candidate, or nearly final version, as early as Tuesday. But the linchpin for all the products is the trice-delayed Windows .Net Server 2003.
[October 7, 2002, 8:06]
.Net Server's Rename Hints At Delay
News Microsoft later changed the name to Windows .Net Server and has now added 2003 to the product. Microsoft representatives could not be reached for comment about the availability of .Net Server 2003. Still, Microsoft already has started switching...
[August 30, 2002, 15:46]
Microsoft To Unbundle Active Directory
News The new capability will be available shortly after Microsoft releases .Net Server, which is due out by the end of the year. A forthcoming version of the operating system, called the Windows .Net Server, will include a new capability called Active...
[July 19, 2002, 7:31]
MS Puts Coders On Bug Alert
News Over the next month, the software giant's security-assurance group expects the training to pay off as more than 70 developer teams audit the various software components that make up Windows XP and the upcoming Windows .Net server operating systems.
[February 8, 2002, 9:36]
