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Features

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: What's Goin' Down?

  Admins can nurse their networks from the road with What's Goin' Down, a network monitoring app designed to keep admins in the know about Windows server health.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: iPowerShell

  This free Windows app gives admins PowerShell 2.0 knowledge straight from their iPhones. It includes advanced search capabilities and detailed cmdlet information.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: iCacti Server Monitor

  Admins can keep track of Windows servers and devices with iCacti Server Monitor, an iPhone app designed to graphically provide detailed information about a network.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: Wyse PocketCloud

  The Wyse PocketCloud app brings systems management to the iPhone with remote desktop control for on-the-go Windows admins -- but what makes it stand out from the rest?  Continue Reading

• Ten cool iPhone apps for Windows admins

  Are you an admin on the go? Check out some of the best iPhone apps available for Windows server and network management.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: My Network Ports On-the-go

  My Network Ports On-the-go is a mini reference designed to give Windows admins quick access to TCP/UDP ports at their fingertips.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: Admin Pocket Consultants

  The Admin Pocket Consultants are a series of mobile mini-books that cover a variety of Microsoft topics, including several Windows platforms, Active Directory and SharePoint.  Continue Reading

• Top iPhone apps for Windows admins: Jump Desktop

  Windows admins can manage their PCs from their iPhones with Jump Desktop, a remote desktop management application noted for its quick setup and extensive RDP support.  Continue Reading

• Hacking methodology: Chapter 4 of "Hacking for Dummies"

  Find the steps for successful security testing and learn to scan your Windows network for vulnerabilities in this chapter excerpt from "Hacking for Dummies, 3rd Edition."  Continue Reading

• Guide to Microsoft System Center

  System Center is Microsoft's trademark systems management product suite. This page will guide you through what's what, with details on the latest features and releases.  Continue Reading

• Back to school reading list: Exchange Server 2007 Web Services

  This book covers Exchange Web Services in several contexts. Read more about it in our slideshow on the top books for Windows professionals.  Continue Reading

• Back to school reading list: Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V

  This book adopts a crawl, walk, run approach to explaining Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V. Read more about it in our slideshow on the top books for Windows pros.  Continue Reading

• Back to school reading list: Active Directory, Fourth Edition

  The fourth edition of this book from O'Reilly Media includes everything from Active Directory fundamentals to expert-level tips for Windows Server 2000 and up. Read about everything else it includes by clicking on our slideshow.  Continue Reading

• Back to school reading list: Windows 7 Resource Kit

  This is Microsoft's complete guide to Windows 7, and it's not just for the power user or Windows admin. Read more about the resource kit in our slideshow.  Continue Reading

• Back to school reading list: Windows PowerShell Cookbook

  This cookbook has recipes for common PowerShell tasks in a problem/solution/discussion format. Read about what else it has to offer in our slideshow on the top books for Windows pros.  Continue Reading