2013 Most popular server management tips

This year is a busy year for Windows Server administrators. Starting with the consideration of deploying Windows Server 2012, Microsoft has released a new version: Windows Server R2.

There is no doubt that Searchwindowsserver.com readers are interested in the two operating systems and the differences between them. Here are five final welcome tips to help you learn more about these operating systems.

Are you fit to run Server Core in Windows Server 2012?

Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of deploying Server Core in Windows Server 2012. Server Core provides fewer attack surfaces and enhances the benefits of virtualization to the benefit of Windows Server administrators, but it has learning curves and compatibility issues.

PowerShell 4.0 simplifies task automation

The latest scripting language can help administrators automate tasks. PowerShell 4.0 contains a new feature called the expected state configuration and new parameters.

Seven things about Windows Server 2012 Duplicate Data deletion

Data storage requirements are growing, but data de-duplication technology can reduce these requirements. If your Windows Server administrator intends to use duplicate data removal technology in Windows Server 2012, you need to be aware of seven things.

Hyper-V Low cost virtual switches: five major improvements

Free Hyper-V virtual switches, released with Windows Server 2012, are one of the hot topics on our website. Our experts have introduced five major improvements to the virtual switch.

BYOD Sync: working folder for Windows Server R2

The working folder is a new feature of Windows Server R2 that helps administrators synchronize offline data between different devices. Can be used by PowerShell or Server Manager.