October 2008 - Posts
One of Server Core's touted benefits is it requires less security updates. Jeff Jones did some interesting research a little while ago in which he compared a theoretical Windows Server 2003 Server Core edition to a Windows Server 2003 installation in
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For both x86 architectures (64bit and 32bit) and editions (Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter) there’s a “Without Hyper-V” Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) and a SKU that includes the Hyper-V technology. What’s the difference between these versions? Microsoft
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Since the launch of Windows Server 2008 a lot of configuration tools have been released to help administrators get the most out of Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V Server 2008 installations. This blog post features free configuration
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Microsoft's Hyper-V Server 2008 product comes with a wizard, that allows easy configuration of the Server Core-based subsystem. This tool can be used on normal Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008 too. This blogpost describes what files to
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Hyper-V Server 2008 is Microsoft's free server hardware virtualization product. You can deploy this Microsoft product like a Windows product with your favorite deployment suite. When you use Windows Deployment Services (WDS) or Microsoft Deployment
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Microsoft released a new server hardware virtualization product yesterday: Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008. I've already discussed this product in full detail a while ago , so today I'll show you how to install this free and optimized Hyper-V product in
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