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Windows client management

• How to work with the WSUS PowerShell module

  The PoshWSUS module automates the process to synchronize and approve Windows updates. You can also use it to perform essential maintenance on the WSUS server. Continue Reading

• command line interface (CLI)

  A command line interface (CLI) is a text-based user interface (UI) used to view and manage computer files. Continue Reading

• Microsoft Windows Insider Program for Business

  Microsoft Windows Insider Program for Business is a service for IT professionals who want to test preview builds of Windows 10 and Windows Server in the enterprise before general availability. Continue Reading

• Microsoft Windows Server LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel)

  Microsoft Windows Server LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) is a servicing option for Microsoft's server operating system that follows the familiar track of two to three years between feature updates. Continue Reading

• Microsoft Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel (SAC)

  Microsoft Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel (SAC) is a servicing option that delivers a feature update twice a year for organizations that want the latest Windows Server functionality. Continue Reading

• Definitions to Get Started

  • command line interface (CLI)
  • Microsoft Windows Insider Program for Business
  • Microsoft Windows Server LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel)
  • Microsoft Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel (SAC)

  • Microsoft Nano Server
  • Microsoft
  • Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2016

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• GDPR requirements loom for Windows Server admins

  The upcoming General Data Protection Regulation will force many companies to re-examine how they store and process personal data. Here's how admins can ready their business.Continue Reading

• Revved-up Windows Server release cadence now serves DevOps

  Microsoft will release a developer-focused Windows Server version twice a year. Businesses can choose between a traditional release cycle or one that suits continuous deployment.Continue Reading

• Microsoft Nano Server

  Microsoft Nano Server is a lightweight operating system based on Microsoft Windows Server 2016 that is tailored for use as an OS layer for virtualized container instances.Continue Reading

• Microsoft Nano Server overhaul a disappointment to some

  Microsoft's course reversal on Nano Server in Windows Server 2016 will make some Windows administrators hesitant to come along for the ride in the next server-related innovation.Continue Reading

• Lack of agility with Windows Server licenses hamstrings cloud hopes

  The sales pitch from public cloud providers is strong, but challenges with Windows Server licensing and other hang-ups have dulled enthusiasm for hybrid cloud deployments.Continue Reading

• Microsoft

  Microsoft is a leading global vendor of computer software; hardware for computer, mobile and gaming systems; and cloud services.Continue Reading

• These Windows configuration management tools can prevent mishaps

  It's a challenge to limit downtime and speed up deployments in the data center. Configuration management tools can help IT maintain control.Continue Reading

• What is the easiest way to bring Microsoft OMS into my organization?

  My organization wants to use Microsoft Operations Management Suite. What's the best way to establish a connection to our existing environment?Continue Reading

• Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux

  Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux is a series of Microsoft components that allow native Linux 64-bit Executable and Linkable Format (ELF64) binaries to run on the Windows kernel in the Windows 10 operating system.Continue Reading

• How does Microsoft OMS affect IT management?

  Our organization uses System Center and its components for management, but we want to reduce the number of tools we use. Can Microsoft Operations Management Suite help us?Continue Reading