Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
Editors' Picks
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Sudden Windows Server 2012 updates could spell trouble for RDS
Windows Server 2012 updates that cause sudden reboots have IT pros wondering what that means for VDI and RDS environments.26 Feb 2013
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Overcoming Server Core installation woes in Windows Server 2012
Don't run away from a Server Core installation in Windows Server 2012. Follow these simple steps for a successful transition.26 Feb 2013
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Workaround tricks for avoiding the Windows Server 2012 GUI
There are reasons to keep the Windows Server 2012 GUI, but many admins want a workaround. With a little know-how, you can skip the Modern UI.25 Feb 2013
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Are user installed applications safe? Considering four tools
User installed application tools provide one way to control application installation by users in a VDI environment. Check out these product options.21 Feb 2013
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Dynamic load balancing in Windows Server 2012: What you need to know
Expert Stephen Bigelow explains Windows Server 2012 dynamic load balancing, which can boost performance and reliability of mission-critical apps.20 Feb 2013
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Comparing remote display protocols: RemoteFX vs. HDX vs. PCoIP
Are you puzzled by protocols? This comparison reviews top remote display protocols from major vendors so you'll know what each has to offer.19 Feb 2013
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Dynamic Quorum gives failover clusters a boost in Windows Server 2012
The Dynamic Quorum Management option in Windows Server 2012 can make failover clusters more resilient. Here's how it works.14 Feb 2013
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Microsoft Corp. Windows Server 2012
Microsoft Corp. Windows Server 2012 features SMB 3.0, the Resilient File System, Storage Spaces and Hyper-V Replica disaster recovery.13 Feb 2013
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Examining heterogeneous data center management methods
A heterogeneous data center often boosts ROI, but it also increases confusion. Clear the air by testing your knowledge of multi-hypervisor strategy.30 Jan 2013
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How to install Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012
When you're ready to install Remote Desktop Services, keep an eye on each component. Some are mandatory in Windows Server 2012 and others aren't.24 Jan 2013
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Breaking down Remote Desktop Services roles
Because each Remote Desktop Services component has its own job, you need to know which RDS roles are required and what they do.23 Jan 2013
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Windows Server 2012 tutorial: RDS and RemoteFX updates
Remote Desktop Services has a lot to offer in Windows Server 2012. Learn about new and improved features in this Windows Server 2012 tutorial.23 Jan 2013
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Application virtualization comparison: XenApp vs. ThinApp vs. App-V
Learn how ThinApp, XenApp and App-V compare in terms of portability, offline capabilities and more in this comparison of application delivery tools.16 Jan 2013
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System Center 2012 SP1 hits general availability with monitoring tool
Users of System Center now can manage Windows Server 2012 with System Center 2012 SP1. The service pack has virtualization enhancements and more.16 Jan 2013
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Storage system software: 2012 Products of the Year finalists
Find out the 11 product finalists in the Storage magazine/SearchStorage.com storage system software category.14 Jan 2013
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Deciding whether to run Server Core in Windows Server 2012
Our expert breaks down the advantages and disadvantages of deploying Server Core in Windows Server 2012.09 Jan 2013
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Quiz: Five desktop virtualization terms to know this year
As 2013 gets rolling, make sure you're up to date on the latest desktop virtualization terms. Take this quiz to find out.08 Jan 2013
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Windows Server 2012 security: Is it time to upgrade?
Expert Michael Cobb wades through the security features of Windows Server 2012 to find out what's new and beneficial in Microsoft's latest release.08 Jan 2013
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Windows Server 2012 security: Is it time to upgrade?
Expert Michael Cobb wades through the security features of Windows Server 2012 to find out what's new and beneficial in Microsoft's latest release.08 Jan 2013
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Configuring iSCSI Targets on Windows Server 2012 Failover Clusters
In Windows Server 2012, admins can configure iSCSI Targets using the Server and Failover Cluster Managers and PowerShell cmdlets. Here's how.07 Jan 2013