Windows Home Server
on 01.08.07, 06:42am in windows • Comments (2)
Charlie reveals the cure for digital amnesia: Windows Home Server (more here).
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John (January 8, 2007 @ 10:13 am)
My only question is will this finally enable multi-user support for home use?
Timmy (January 8, 2007 @ 8:37 pm)
As Microsoft continues the tradition of horrible naming (Windows Home Server), this product will see the same slow death as Mira and UMPC. WHS (not to be confused with WSH - or not to be confused with Windows High School) — this product doesn’t actually offer anything interesting. Why should a user have to install an application? How come it isn’t UPnP and Bon Jour enabled and just shows up in the explorer? Where is my web UI management interface? Can I put the box on the Internet so I can access my storage from anywhere using dynamic DNS?