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Overview: There is a rule of computing that states that the larger the footprint of code that’s running on a server, the better the chance that the code contains an utilizable security hole. In spite of this law, both operating systems and applications tend to become more distended with every new release. Longhorn Server puts this law into practice by offering a new nominal installation model called a core server. The core server is secure, but very restraining. This white paper explicates what a core server is and shows how to deploy one.
Preventing Data Loss When Migrating to Microsoft 2007
Understand the data loss risks for businesses when migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2007. Learn the sources of these risks, the consequences of...
Lotus Notes and Microsoft Platforms: How you can Achieve Successful Coexistence and Interoperabilitys
Download this whitepaper to discover how you can achieve successful interoperability between Lotus Notes and Microsoft SharePoint and Exchange Server quickly.
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