Windows Home Server Toolkit Webcast Available

By on November 21, 2007 in Under the Hood, Windows Home Server

My fellow WHS MVP Grey Lancaster pointed me to a new webcast that is now live on the Microsoft Partner website, concerning the new Windows Home Server Toolkit, which is a suite of tools allowing the user to troubleshoot problems on their home server.

Join the Microsoft Home Server Team as they present and demonstrate the new Windows Home Server Tool Kit. The Tool Kit is a collection of utilities that help users diagnose Windows Home Server product installation and operation related issues within their home networks. This webcast will give you a technical overview of Tool Kit functionality and usability and help you better support Windows Home Server.

Presenters:

Michael Elizarov
Gildo De Simone
Daryn Rank

More Info: Microsoft Parner Program (Registration Required)


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  • mike

    I can’t connect to my server since I got it. I tried the toolkit. It said there were 7 errors. The explanations were giberish and gave no step by step way to fix the errors. Maybe it helps if you have a degree in computer science. I have had computers for 30 years since cpm so I am not illiterate. I am about ready to pack mine up and ship it back. The support from HP and Microsoft is non-existent. HP barely knows it sells this product and doesn’t even have it listed on its voice mail tree.

  • Kelly

    Can someone capture and post this as I do not want to be a MS Partner?