Below are the follow-up questions & answers from the Thursday, December 13, 2007, webcast “Windows Server 2008 Basic Administration using Server Manager” ( http://www.msreadiness.com/CourseDetail.aspx?id=6739 ). To download the PowerPoint presentation, please visit BOB Wired at: http://oem.microsoft...

Want to build a solid base of small business customers who rely on you to keep their networks up and running? The Server Source is here to help! This comprehensive, powerful ONLINE resource guides you through everything you need to both build and grow your server business. Use it to your advantage and...

Hello All, Here is the Q&A for the Active Directory - Disaster Recovery webcast! Question : What stands for AD? Answer : Active Directory Question : What stands for DC and GC? Answer : Domain Controller and Global Catalog Server Question : Is there a way to change which attributes are...

Hello all, Here is the Q&A from the Disk Recovery webcast. We are also in the process of re-recording it due to some sound issues we had. Question: Does disk probe work on SATA drives the same as an ordinary EIDE hard drive? Answer : Yes Question : where can we get disk probe? Does it come...

Have a need for speed? No/ or a low budget for a 3rd party disclaimer, antispam, or antivirus applications! No Problem, Exchange 2007 has it all! Ever desire centralized administration for multiple Exchange servers…..and I do mean multiple! Receive an attachment but don't have the application on the...

Hey y'all (using my best Texan accent), Don't forget about our two webcast tomorrow! In the first webcast we will walk through Active Directory Disaster Recovery (User/Group restore) in a multi DC environment. An hour later we will cover Windows Vista and the new Physx Processor for gaming machines...

The BOB team brings you a special guest this week! Justin Turner is one of our Product Support Escalation Engineers and specializes in Active Directory. During this webcast we are going to walk through the proper way to restore Active Directory in a multi domain environment! Its more than just restoring...

Have you ever wondered what the max physical limitations are for memory in our Windows products? Want to know if its changing in Vista? Look no more! Physical memory limits 32-bit Windows 64-bit Windows Windows XP Starter Edition 128 MB N/A ...