Microsoft's BizTalk Server team isn't yet ready to talk about which versions of its products will run on Windows Server 2008 and when; they are planning to address dates by the end of this ...

The latest small-business implementation of Windows Server, Windows Small Business Server 2008 (SBS 2008), is now available for public testing, with an official release date of 12 November.

Windows Server 2008 has reached end of life, which typically means upgrading to a newer version. But CIOs have options beyond updating to a more recent iteration of Windows server, including ...

Plus, you're busy! So when you hear the name "Windows Server 2008 R2," what's your first thought? You're likely to believe that it's little more than a warmed-over service pack for Windows Server ...

And with the recent release of Windows Server 2008, many organizations are making the upgrade to this next generation of the operating system. In fact, industry analyst IDC forecasts that by the ...

A free tool from Microsoft can make backing up data in Windows Server 2008 R2 efficient and almost hassle-free. Here's how to use it effectively. Back in the day, Microsoft's free backup tool was ...

Deadlines have a way of getting your attention. On January 14th, 2020, Microsoft will stop providing security updates for Windows Server 2008, almost nine years after the last major update to the ...

When Microsoft announced the end-of-support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 more than two years ago, the company offered its Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. ESU allowed ...

Supporting 128-bit IPv6 addressing for the Internet and BitLocker drive encryption, Windows Server 2008 added numerous security, network and system administration enhancements. Optional on all but ...

However, that utility has gone to the great recycle bin in the sky. Windows Server 2008 offers a new set of backup tools, and I want to show you how easy it is to use them with the new Windows ...

Extraneous logging also made it difficult to find relevant information. In Windows Server 2008, Microsoft provides new granular controls, making auditing more useful and manageable. Here’s a look at ...