Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Windows Home Server

Author : Alex


It's time to brush the digital dust off your captured moments and media—for good. Introducing a simpler, smarter way for families to organize, share and protect photos, videos, music and much more. Windows Home Server brings it all together in a central hub, connecting your home PCs and making it easy to keep and enjoy your family's most important memories. Grandma will love it too.

Do you have multiple PCs with increasingly large amounts of digital photos, music, video, and documents? Is protecting, organizing, and connecting this digital media becoming a seemingly impossible task? The answer to your digital dilemmas has arrived. Take a quick look.


Windows Home Server features at a glance


· Your family's digital memories and media organized in one central hub
· Home PCs backed up daily, automatically
· Simple recovery of lost files or even entire PCs
· Complete access from networked PCs to all your Windows Home Server files
· A personalized Web address for sharing your photos and home videos
· Easy and quick setup
· Expandable storage space for future use
· Innovative third-party applications

Try Windows Home Server for 120 days.

Can't wait to centralize and showcase your family's memories and media? Order the Windows Home Server 120-Day Evaluation Kit today. You're just a few clicks away from a new digital life.
What will you receive?
· Windows Home Server Installation DVD
· Windows Home Server Connector CD
· Home Computer Restore CD

Are you ready?

This software is intended for evaluation purposes only. In order to preserve your existing data, you must backup prior to installation. The setup process for server installation will erase any existing data.
To install the Windows Home Server 120-Day Evaluation Kit, you need:
· Computer with 1 GHz Pentium III (or equivalent) or faster processor
· 512 MB of RAM or more
· 70 GB or larger ATA, SATA, or SCSI hard drive as the primary hard drive and any number of additional hard drives of any size
· DVD drive—your home server must be capable of booting from this drive
· VGA or higher-resolution monitor for software installation
· Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device (needed only during initial home server software installation)
· 100 Mbps or faster Ethernet network interface card
To run Windows Home Server, your home network must meet the following minimum requirements:
· Internet broadband router/firewall device with a 100 Mbps or faster wired Ethernet connection for your home server
· Windows Home Server assumes that your home computers get their IP address from the router/firewall device on your home network
· Broadband connection (fees may apply)


Order your 120-day trial.

Why wait? Order the Windows Home Server 120-Day Evaluation Kit now to protect, connect, and organize your photos, videos, music and more.

Source : www.microsoft.com

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