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But Windows 10 Pro may be a better option. Unfortunately, yeah, the price is aimed at small businesses, not at home users. In many places, it uses the exact same names (and terminology). Paul McFedries is a Windows expert and full-time technical writer. Windows Server Essentials is a direct continuation of the codebase for WHS2011.
Use Home Server’s built-in web server to create powerful, flexible websites.Stream and share your digital images, audio, and video-even on your Xbox 360 or other devices.Centrally manage all your storage, so you never have to buy more than you need.Reliably automate backups, so you never lose an important file.Set up passwords and users and protect your sensitive information.
Efficiently share folders, files, and digital media.Add any computer to your network: Windows 7, Vista, XP, Mac, or Linux.Quickly set up networks, user accounts, devices, and storage.Packed with exclusive tips and tricks, this go-to guide will help you every step of the way.as you create a home network that does more and runs perfectly! Then, when you’re ready, McFedries reveals how Home Server’s hidden business-class features can help you save more time and get even better performance. You’ll find network configurations and step-by-step solutions you can easily understand and use, even if you have no server experience. With real-world examples, McFedries guides you through using new features ranging from the Dashboard and Launchpad to Remote Web Access and Alert Viewer.
Paul McFedries doesn’t just cover all facets of running Windows Home Server: He shows how to use it to simplify everything from file sharing to media streaming, backup to security. This is the most comprehensive, practical, and useful guide to the brand-new version of Windows Home Server 2011.