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Windows Server 2008 R2: A Primer Join William Stanek on a guided tour through the new and enhanced features of Windows Server 2008 R2. Important stops along the way include Windows PowerShell cmdlets, tools for remote management, Core Parking options for processors, Active Directory changes and branch caching.
by SQL Server Disaster Recovery: Recovering from Disasters Using Backups The main reason a backup exists is to be restored in the event of a disaster. Although most people are comfortable taking regular backups of their SQL Server databases, restoring a database from backups can be a lot more complicated. This article explains how restore works and walks you through some simple restore scenarios.
by Paul S. Randal MAP Toolkit 4.0: Microsoft Assesment and Planning Toolkit In this article, you'll find out how the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit 4.0 takes care of the details involved in planning your migration to Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2, from inventorying your hardware devices to providing customized hardware assessments. You'll also discover how MAP can help you plan server virtualization and consolidation.
by Rob Polly Windows 7 and System Center Configuration Manager: Your Windows 7 Deployment Guide Using Microsoft's own massive migration as an example, this article describes tools and techniques for streamlining your organization's move to Windows 7. Learn how the Operating System Deployment (OSD) feature in System Center Configuration Manager 2007 can simplify and speed up any deployment project -- regardless of size or complexity.
by Chris Adams
Business Intelligence: Building Your First Cube There's lots more to your data than you can see at first glance. Learn what a cube can do for you -- and how to build one. We show you how.
by Stacia Misner
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