April 2, 2009 trainsignal.com
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Articles In This Issue • How to Activate a Newly Installed Server Core Edition of Server 2008 • How to Setup a Small Home Network -- Part 1 • Microsoft Ad Strikes Back -- Take That Apple
How to Activate a Newly Installed Server Core -- Video Posted by Ed Liberman
Server Core has many advantages over the full installation of Server 2008, and can be very useful in many situations and server environments. As a Systems Administrator you need to be familiar with both editions. To help you master Server Core I’ve created 5 short video tutorials that will get you running Server Core in no time. Today we’ll start with part 1: How to activate a newly installed Server Core edition of Server 2008. Watch the video now: How to Activate a Newly Installed Server Core Edition of Server 2008
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How to Setup a Small Home Network -- Part 1 Posted by Eric English
Have you ever wanted to print and share files at home? Ever wanted to know how to setup a wireless router? It’s really not that hard. Let’s talk about how to setup a home network and what equipment you might need. Home networks can vary drastically, so you can design yours according to your needs. In this example we will setup a Linksys wireless router, a network printer, and file sharing between 2 computers. Let's get started! Continue Reading: How to Setup a Small Home Network -- Part 1
Microsoft Ad Strikes Back -- Take That Apple Posted by Zach Monroe
Have you ever bought tickets to a ballgame from a scalper for around 4 times face value? Only to sit down in your seats and find out from the guy next to you that he bought his tickets online for below face value? You paid more than 4 times what that guy paid for the same seats and now you feel ripped off. Well, that’s how everyone should feel that’s ever paid the $500 “Mac tax” to purchase a product that’s exactly the same as a PC or in most cases, not even as good. Continue reading: Microsoft Ad Strikes Back -- Take That Apple
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