Back Up Your Small Business Computers With Windows Home Server

By on August 18, 2009 in Windows Home Server

Microsoft continue to push Windows Home Server into the small business arena. A new set of articles were published this week on Technet showing how to integrate WHS as a client back-up solution with Windows Small Business Server.

Cunningly entitled “Using Windows Home Server to Back Up Windows Small Business Client Computers”, the guide covers the following:

Why use Windows Home Server?

Before you begin

Setting up Windows Home Server to back up client computers

Choosing which hard drives and folders to back up

Manually backing up a client computer

Viewing and managing backups

Restoring a client computer

Copying drivers from a backup to a USB flash drive

Restoring individual files and folders

Remotely managing your backups

If you’re a Small Business Server admin looking for a great client backup solution, then this is an essential read.

More Info: Microsoft Technet | Source


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  • PaulG

    I wonder if MS should seriously consider rebranding WHS for the next major iteration.

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  • Will

    There is an interesting caveat when restoring client computers from WHS: Since WHS is 32-bit, extra steps must be taken to deal with the drivers when restoring a 64-bit version of Windows.

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    Thanks for the good article about WHS.

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