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03/07/2008

First Look: Windows Server 2008

By Tom Henderson

Highlights:

· “In Network World testing of Windows Server 2008 gold code -- the product officially launches on Wednesday -- we found that Microsoft has made a number of improvements to its flagship server operating system.”

Reader Review: Windows Server 2008: So Far, So Good

By Joanne Cummings

Redmond Magazine

Highlights:

· “Enhanced administration, security, IIS updates and virtualization promise to make moving Microsoft’s new server OS worthwhile.”

What Does the Upgrade Landscape Look like for Windows Server 2008

By Frank Ohlhorst

eWEEK Channel Insider

Highlights:

· “The whole idea here is to ease the customer's pain, while offering the advanced capabilities offered by Windows Server 2008. So, by eliminating complex in-place upgrade and migration scenarios, templates and wizards, Microsoft has done the channel a favor by forcing adopters to focus on the new features and not be hampered by legacy workarounds.”

Secrets of Windows Server 2008

By Sean McCown

InfoWorld

Highlights:

· “Microsoft has made me very happy with its enhancements to NTFS. In Longhorn, NTFS is no longer just a file system. Instead, it's an active part of the server and its integrity.”

Server 2008: The Windows Workstation we always wanted

By Jason Perlow (guest reviewer) with Mary Jo Foley

ZDNet

Highlights:

· “Guest blogger Jason Perlow (of asbestos-underwear fame) has been an advocate for Microsoft making Windows Server 2008 available as in workstation/desktop form. Like the old Windows NT and Windows 2000 Workstation products, a Windows Server 2008 Workstation would be a form factor for power users who don’t need all the Vista desktop eye candy, but care more about manageability and performance.”

Inside Windows Server 2008

By Oliver Rist

PC Magazine

Highlights:

· Microsoft's virtualization package is going to give expensive platforms like VMware a run for their money. SMBs will be able to deploy more servers with fewer headaches, less hardware, and lower costs.

Microsoft unveils Windows Server 2008

By Oliver Rist

PC Magazine

Highlights:

· “Another cool feature—which allows virtual servers to participate in the same cluster as straight hardware servers—will come out with Hyper-V.

Bob Visse, Microsoft's senior director of marketing for Windows Server 2008, said that the company has gone to extreme lengths to make the platform highly reliable out of the gate. “

Windows Server 2008: Redmond's new server OS hits pay dirt

By Tom Yager

InfoWorld

Highlights:

· “WS08 is loaded with Microsoft's good ideas.”