[TechRepublic] Access power tools in Windows SBS 2011

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Access Native Tools Management in Windows SBS 2011 Windows Small Business Server 2011 has a number of applications pre-installed and configured. IT jedi Rick Vanover shows how to access a single pane of glass for a number of system administration... Read more Resource of the day Select the Power Mode that Fits Your Needs with Cisco Unified Computing System Manager Read this overview of the power modes involved in operating the Cisco UCS 5108 Blade Server Chassis. Learn to select the power mode that fits your redundancy needs, correctly configure power supply, and avoid downtime. Virtualization test lab tricks with SSDs The best way to learn about VMware virtualization is to set up a good test lab. vExpert Rick Vanover shares two tricks that you can use with SSDs for personal lab functions. Read more Block level storage vs. file level storage: A comparison Block level storage sales have gone through the roof as more businesses realize its flexibility. File level storage is still a better option when you just need a place to dump raw files. Learn... Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Microsoft Windows 7 Service Pack 1 released to public On February 22, 2011, Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 to the general public. Should you download and install it? Read more Multipart upload to Amazon Simple Storage Service with CloudBerry Lab S3 Explorer Sometimes getting data to a cloud storage provider is the biggest obstacle to embracing cloud storage. IT pro Rick Vanover shows how to use a new feature to upload data to the S3 cloud. Read more 10 easy ways to speed up an Access database Even your least technical Access users can improve the performance of their databases. Susan Harkins shares some basic tips those users can put to work right away. Read more Featured multimedia   The Evolution of the Windows Start menu We all use the Windows Start menu every day, but did you know that it wasnât always called the Start menu? View on site Photos through a microscope Olympus BioScapes: Art that lives under the microscope Photomicrography winning images over the years Nikon Small World winning photographs under the microscope for 2010 Nikon Small World's categories of photos through the microscope Today's recommended downloads The Latest Trends in Data Center Management (Cisco Systems) Select the Power Mode that Fits Your Needs with Cisco Unified Computing System Manager (Cisco Systems) IBM Pulse 2011, The Premier Service Management Event (IBM) The Best Ways to Maximize UPS Availability (Eaton) Rule #1 of Today's Data Center: Always Adapt (Cisco Systems) Perennial favorites   Use Sysinternals Active Directory Explorer to make a domain snapshot VMMap Sysinternals tool provides visual memory map 10 Sysinternals tools you shouldn't be without Tandy TRS-80 Model 100 teardown gallery Bill Detwiler cracks open the Tandy TRS-80 Model 100. Released in 1983, it was one of the first notebook computers. TechRepublic newsletters   Get smartphones news, product reviews, and need-to-know lists in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Smartphones Product Spotlight Five Tips 10 Things Featured training courses   Configuring, Managing, and Maintaining Server 2008 MCITP: Server and Enterprise Administrator Combo Boot Camp Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Domain Services Implementing and Administering Windows 7 in the Enterprise Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Browse all training courses Presented by Global Knowledge

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