Paul McFedries' Books : Windows home server

New Edition: Microsoft Windows Home Server Unleashed, Second Edition

Paul — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:05:00 GMT

The Second Edition of my book Microsoft Windows Home Server Unleashed is now available. The book covers configuring Windows Home Server, gettng the most out of media sharing, storage, backups, and remote access, and advanced features such as network monitoring and troubleshooting, Windows Home Server maintenance and optimization, and using the server to run a website and SharePoint site. The Second Edition covers all the latest Windows Home Server enhancements, including Power Packs 1, 2, and 3.

For much more information about the book, see the book's home page. If you have questions or comments about the book, see The Dialogue Box, this site's discussion group.

New Book: Teach Yourself VISUALLY Windows Home Server

Paul — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 16:32:00 GMT

My latest book Teach Yourself VISUALLY Windows Home Server was released on January 29, 2008. This book uses the famous full-color, profusely illustrated style that's the hallmark of the Teach Yourself VISUALLY series. In more than 130 lessons, this book gives you the full scoop on Windows Home Server. You learn what its features are, how to configure it, and how to get your home network set up. From there, you learn how to take full advantage of Windows Home Server's many features, including automated backups, centralized storage, streaming media, folder duplication, the Windows Home Server Console, and remote access to your home computers.

For much more information about the book, see the book's home page. If you have questions or comments about the book, see The Dialogue Box, this site's discussion group.

New Book: Windows Home Server Unleashed

Paul — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:35:00 GMT

My book Microsoft Windows Home Server Unleashed is now available in North America. The book covers installing Windows Home Server, gettng the most out of media sharing, storage, backups, and remote access, and advanced features such as network monitoring and troubleshooting, Windows Home Server maintenance and optimization, and using the server to run a website and SharePoint site.

For much more information about the book, see the book's home page. If you have questions or comments about the book, see The Dialogue Box, this site's discussion group.