Microsoft Windows Home Server OEM 2007
- نسخه :Version 2007
- نوع فایل : نرم افزار
- زبان : انگلیسی
- سیستم عامل : Windows 32Bit & 64Bit
- تولید کننده : Microsoft
- سال تولید : 2007
Description
Windows Home Server provides automatic daily backup for your home PCs, so your files and PCs can be easily restored. Plus, PC
health monitoring lets you see the exact condition of Windows Vistaûenabled PCs in your home.
Connect
Every member of the family can access what they need on the home server from your networked PCs. You can even share
information with faraway friends and family, or access your own data when you're away from home.*
Organize
Your family photos, videos, music, and other important documents stay together in one central place. Folders by subject or
topic keep the whole family organized and up-to-date.
Grow
As your storage needs increase, you can simply connect a new hard drive to Windows Home Server. And with developers working on
innovative add-ins for home automation, home web cameras, and security feature solutions, Windows Home Server will be part of
the family todayùand tomorrow.
Windows Home Server is simple to set up, easy to use, and provides a reliable, familiar way for families to stay connected,
whether they're in the next room or across the country.*
*You may need to add services from your broadband provider to use Windows Home Server's remote access features. For example,
you will need certain "ports" to be open to use these features. Some broadband providers block certain ports for customers on
some service plans. Also, some broadband providers' terms of service may limit or prohibit setting up and running of "servers"
on their networks by some customers on some service plans. Make sure that your use of Windows Home Server features follows
your broadband providers' terms of service. Please contact your broadband provider if you have questions about their terms of
service.
Restore files, folders, and entire computers easily
Don't worry about losing another file. Windows Home Server can bring back individual files or folders for any computer in your
home, using snapshots of previous versions of important files or folders that might have been accidentally deleted or
modified. You can even rescue a PC that's had an unfortunate accident, effectively turning back the clock to before the mishap
occurred and fully restoring the old system.
Secure your stuff with Automatic Backups
Get peace of mind with automatic daily backups. Windows Home Server helps to keep your family's important files safe without
any extra effort from you, backing up every computer in your home every day. For files and folders that are especially
important, Windows Home Server helps you recover them in the event of a hard drive failure by automatically duplicating copies
across multiple hard drives.
Monitor the health of your home PCs
Keep all your family's PCs healthy with home network health monitoring. You can see the exact condition of the computers in
your home and make sure everyone's software and virus definitions are up-to-date.
Protect your files from prying eyes
Windows Home Server sits behind your firewall and has strong password controls to help secure your home network. You decide
who sees what, so you can share what you want and keep the rest private.
Easily share from anywhere
You can share your favorite birthday photos, home movies, or any other files or folders with anyone you want, as long as they
have an Internet connection. Your friends and family can see and share your files, whether they're in another room or another
country, and you can determine who gets to see what with a simple drag and drop. All they need is a browser, web access, and a
password you provide, which your friends and family use to log in through your own free Internet address (for example,
<yourname>.homeserver.com).*
Get on your home server when you're not at home.
With Windows Home Server, you can connect remotely to the computers in your home. You can get to files and even run
applications, just as if you were sitting in front of your home computer.**
Stream photos, music, and videos
Use your Xbox 360 or other supported digital media receiver to listen to your family's music collection, watch a photo
slideshow, or catch up on recorded TV shows and movies.
*You may need to add services from your broadband provider to use Windows Home Server's remote access features. For example,
you will need certain "ports" to be open to use these features. Some broadband providers block certain ports for customers on
some service plans. Also, some broadband providers' terms of service may limit or prohibit setting up and running of "servers"
on their networks by some customers on some service plans. Make sure that your use of Windows Home Server features follows
your broadband providers' terms of service. Please contact your broadband provider if you have questions about their terms of
service.
**To connect to one of your home computers via Remote Access, your home computer needs to be properly configured and running
one of the following operating systems:
* Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 (SP2)
* Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
* Windows XP Tablet Edition with SP2
* Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Business, or Windows Vista Enterprise
Get to files easily
When you store all your files together, you can get to them as quickly and easily as if they were on your PC's hard drive.
Windows Home Server uses a familiar interface that integrates with all your home computers.
Keep it together
Put your family photos where you can all see themùand never wonder again which pictures ended up on what computer. Your family
can get and stay organized with a single, easy-to-access location for all your photos, music, movies, and other files.
Share photos, music, and videos
Windows Home Server is a smart hub that serves as a central media library that everyone can view and add to. You can create
shared folders to organize your photos, music, and movies, and you can access them through any PC. You can also share music
through your Xbox 360 or digital music receiver if you have one in your home network.
Add more space whenever you need it
Adding more storage space is easyùso don't worry about that ever-growing music or home video collection. You can easily add as
much space as you need, adding on any existing hard drives you already have, while still keeping all your family's videos,
photos, and music in one place. That means no more files scattered across many separate PCs, CDs, DVDs, and other locations.
Do more with your home server now and in the future
Windows Home Server was designed with new products and services in mind, and it will keep growing and getting better. Software
and hardware developers are already working on innovative add-ins, such as home webcams, family information management
software, home automation, and home security solutions that work with your home server.
health monitoring lets you see the exact condition of Windows Vistaûenabled PCs in your home.
Connect
Every member of the family can access what they need on the home server from your networked PCs. You can even share
information with faraway friends and family, or access your own data when you're away from home.*
Organize
Your family photos, videos, music, and other important documents stay together in one central place. Folders by subject or
topic keep the whole family organized and up-to-date.
Grow
As your storage needs increase, you can simply connect a new hard drive to Windows Home Server. And with developers working on
innovative add-ins for home automation, home web cameras, and security feature solutions, Windows Home Server will be part of
the family todayùand tomorrow.
Windows Home Server is simple to set up, easy to use, and provides a reliable, familiar way for families to stay connected,
whether they're in the next room or across the country.*
*You may need to add services from your broadband provider to use Windows Home Server's remote access features. For example,
you will need certain "ports" to be open to use these features. Some broadband providers block certain ports for customers on
some service plans. Also, some broadband providers' terms of service may limit or prohibit setting up and running of "servers"
on their networks by some customers on some service plans. Make sure that your use of Windows Home Server features follows
your broadband providers' terms of service. Please contact your broadband provider if you have questions about their terms of
service.
Restore files, folders, and entire computers easily
Don't worry about losing another file. Windows Home Server can bring back individual files or folders for any computer in your
home, using snapshots of previous versions of important files or folders that might have been accidentally deleted or
modified. You can even rescue a PC that's had an unfortunate accident, effectively turning back the clock to before the mishap
occurred and fully restoring the old system.
Secure your stuff with Automatic Backups
Get peace of mind with automatic daily backups. Windows Home Server helps to keep your family's important files safe without
any extra effort from you, backing up every computer in your home every day. For files and folders that are especially
important, Windows Home Server helps you recover them in the event of a hard drive failure by automatically duplicating copies
across multiple hard drives.
Monitor the health of your home PCs
Keep all your family's PCs healthy with home network health monitoring. You can see the exact condition of the computers in
your home and make sure everyone's software and virus definitions are up-to-date.
Protect your files from prying eyes
Windows Home Server sits behind your firewall and has strong password controls to help secure your home network. You decide
who sees what, so you can share what you want and keep the rest private.
Easily share from anywhere
You can share your favorite birthday photos, home movies, or any other files or folders with anyone you want, as long as they
have an Internet connection. Your friends and family can see and share your files, whether they're in another room or another
country, and you can determine who gets to see what with a simple drag and drop. All they need is a browser, web access, and a
password you provide, which your friends and family use to log in through your own free Internet address (for example,
<yourname>.homeserver.com).*
Get on your home server when you're not at home.
With Windows Home Server, you can connect remotely to the computers in your home. You can get to files and even run
applications, just as if you were sitting in front of your home computer.**
Stream photos, music, and videos
Use your Xbox 360 or other supported digital media receiver to listen to your family's music collection, watch a photo
slideshow, or catch up on recorded TV shows and movies.
*You may need to add services from your broadband provider to use Windows Home Server's remote access features. For example,
you will need certain "ports" to be open to use these features. Some broadband providers block certain ports for customers on
some service plans. Also, some broadband providers' terms of service may limit or prohibit setting up and running of "servers"
on their networks by some customers on some service plans. Make sure that your use of Windows Home Server features follows
your broadband providers' terms of service. Please contact your broadband provider if you have questions about their terms of
service.
**To connect to one of your home computers via Remote Access, your home computer needs to be properly configured and running
one of the following operating systems:
* Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 (SP2)
* Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
* Windows XP Tablet Edition with SP2
* Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Business, or Windows Vista Enterprise
Get to files easily
When you store all your files together, you can get to them as quickly and easily as if they were on your PC's hard drive.
Windows Home Server uses a familiar interface that integrates with all your home computers.
Keep it together
Put your family photos where you can all see themùand never wonder again which pictures ended up on what computer. Your family
can get and stay organized with a single, easy-to-access location for all your photos, music, movies, and other files.
Share photos, music, and videos
Windows Home Server is a smart hub that serves as a central media library that everyone can view and add to. You can create
shared folders to organize your photos, music, and movies, and you can access them through any PC. You can also share music
through your Xbox 360 or digital music receiver if you have one in your home network.
Add more space whenever you need it
Adding more storage space is easyùso don't worry about that ever-growing music or home video collection. You can easily add as
much space as you need, adding on any existing hard drives you already have, while still keeping all your family's videos,
photos, and music in one place. That means no more files scattered across many separate PCs, CDs, DVDs, and other locations.
Do more with your home server now and in the future
Windows Home Server was designed with new products and services in mind, and it will keep growing and getting better. Software
and hardware developers are already working on innovative add-ins, such as home webcams, family information management
software, home automation, and home security solutions that work with your home server.
