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- Multipoint Servers are your Small Businesses Future
- Swap File
- Buy Windows 7 PC, get Windows 8 Pro for $14.99
- Microsoft in 2019
- Windows XP End of Life
- XP RAM Upgrade
- 5 Tips to Reduce Web Threats Risks
- Protecting yourself on the Web
- Hassle Free IT!!
- Small Business Server 2011
- 10 indispensable iPhone apps for IT administrators
- Why we Patch Computers with Security Updates
- 6 tips to save time with Microsoft Outlook
- Hard Drives hard to find?
- U.S. Small Medium Business intend to purchase 3.6 million Ultrabooks
- 10 ways to future-proof your business
- VNet Professionals believes in Cloud Power
- Unlimited Online Backup
- Intel Cloud Computing 2015 Vision
- Merry Christmas 2011!
- Trick or treat? Jokingly or seriously, Halloween can Damage your PC
- PC User Scams to Watch Out For
- No more Windows XP on new PCs
- Windows 7, one year later: How’s Microsoft doing? And what’s next?
- Top 10 reasons VNet Professionals recommend Outlook 2010
- Security is not just Antivirus alone.
- Hispanic Business Showcase Seminar
- Microsoft DLL Hijacking Exploit in Action
- San Diego Business Connectors
- VNet Professionals at the San Diego County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Mixer
- Small Business Server 2008
- 141 tech experts to follow on Twitter, updated for 2010
- Cloud, it’s a web thing
- Three arrested over 12.7m PC botnet
- The cloud slide Steve Ballmer should have shown
- Pay as you go computing: A viable way forward?
- Can your IT services firm handle your tech recycling or refurbishment needs?
- Is cloud computing hype, or something riskier?
- Why RAID 6 stops working in 2019
- Ten things we still don’t know about Microsoft’s next-gen Windows Phones
- Windows 7 setup secrets
- Microsoft offers Windows XP, Office XP users 50 percent discount to encourage upgrades
- 10 Linux features Windows should have by default
- Will Chrome netbooks really be competitive?
- Why “good enough” simply isn’t with laptops
- Nine ways IT can help organizations ‘go green’ and reduce paper consumption
- Your car, your hot spot and Ford’s tech utopia
- Patch Tuesday: Microsoft plugs IE ‘drive-by download’ security holes
- My Windows 8 wish list
- Microsoft ends discounted Windows 7 Family Pack deal (but maybe not for good)
- 10 Windows features I would like to see in Linux
- Windows 7 is less secure than Vista
- Microsoft and PC makers readying more Windows 7 systems for small businesses
- 5 Reasons to Refresh your PC in 2010
- Windows 7 compatibility problems? Microsoft might have an app (or service) for that
- Guide To Choosing An Honest, Reliable, and Competent Computer Repair Technician
- The 10 best IT certifications
- 5 security threats to watch in 2010
- Patch time for FreeBSD users as Zero-Day exploit is published
- Ruby on Rails becomes latest open-source offering to run on Microsoft’s Azure cloud
- Office Web Apps access comes to Windows Mobile, iPhone, Blackberry and more (with some caveats)
- Netbooks dead? Not when sales are up 264 percent
- Microsoft still working on an Adobe Lightroom competitor, but with a social twist
- Older PCs Costing You More Than You Think: The Financial Rewards of PC Refresh
- VMware Announces VMware View 4
- TOP 4 Reasons to outsource your IT Department
- ActiveBatch Job Scheduler Adds Integrated VMware Support
- What Windows7 could mean for Linux
- Exchange 2010 Official Release
- Survey: Cloud Interest GROWS triple-fold; cost may not be main factor
- Should you upgrade to Windows 7? Download the Upgrade Advisor
- Netbooks worth the upgrade to Windows 7? Heck yes!
- Microsoft chops prices of its hosted enterprise cloud offerings
- The 10 biggest failures in IT history
- Microsoft does a 180 on Exchange 2007 support (in a good way)
- 10 Mistakes that Rookie IT Consultants Make
- 10 ways to evaluate your IT management software
- Which antivirus is best at removing malware?
- The real pros and cons of server virtualization
- Vulnerability Management
- Clean install with Windows 7 upgrade media? Get the facts!
- Seven perfectly legal ways to get Windows 7 cheap…or even free
- Top 10 reasons to upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7
- Free Guide: Seven Tips and Tricks For Windows 7
- More Laptops Combine Core i7, Windows 7
- Managed services model requires commitment from all levels
- L.A. votes to “Go Google”; Pressure Shifts to Google and the Cloud
- SMBs: Save Time & Money with SaaS
- New Mexico State Attorney General’s Office Goes Google
- Microsoft Shipping Schedule
Small Business Server 2011
Windows Small Business Server (SBS) is an affordable, all-in-one solution to reduce complexity and increase manageability of server technology in a small business environment.
Your all-in-one network solution, designed and priced for small businesses with up to 75 users. SBS 2011 Standard delivers enterprise-class server technology in an affordable, all-in-one solution. SBS 2011 Standard helps protect your business information from loss by performing automatic daily backups. Additionally, it allows users to be more productive with features such as e-mail, Internet connectivity, internal websites, remote access, and file and printer sharing.
Key features:
Remote Web Access. Remote Web Access provides a single, simple, consolidated, and highly secure entry point into a small business network. Access files and documents from inside and outside the business through any common web browser.
Desktop Synergies with Windows 7 and Office 2010. By combining Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010 with Windows Small Business Server 2011, you will have the IT foundation you need to be more efficient and effective, to easily collaborate with your peers, to work remotely, and to feel confident that all your critical business data is protected.
Mobile Device Support. Integrated setup features configure collaboration services so that you can easily add Windows Phone or other Internet-enabled phones.
Run Business Applications. Supports critical line-of-business applications and runs them on a secure award winning platform.
Tailored to Online Services. Provides a cross-premise solution, allowing small businesses to retain core infrastructure and enables simple, single sign-on experiences with cloud-based services.
