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 <title>Dude, Who Stole My GUI?</title>
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 <description>For too long Microsoft has continually been lowering the bar in terms of who was capable of administrating Windows servers. Long ago the Mystical Order of the Computer Priesthood was strong and healthy but alas, as ever more have come into IT, we have become overpopulated and weakened. We are no longer nerds and geeks. It is time for a return to </description>
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 <title>Backup and Recovery in Windows 2008 Server</title>
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 <description>The backup process in Windows 2008 server has taken a significant step forward in terms of usability from the Automated System Recovery (ASR) process of Windows 2003/XP and even more so when compared to the legacy NTbackup.exe process of yesteryear.   The new backup process integrates into the server manager console.  When you first open it up it </description>
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 <title>The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly about VMware Server 2.0 Beta 1</title>
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 <description>One of the best things about starting Informed CIO is that now I have a legitimate excuse to start playing around with software that typically I would not be touching until at least it’s first service pack is released.  Such is the case with a VMware's newest entry into the virtualization wars, VMware Server 2.0 Beta 1.</description>
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