When it releases later this year, Windows Server 2012 will bring a stack of exciting new features and enhancements, like the fantastic multi-server management features of the new Server Manager, and of course PowerShell v3.0!<\/p>\n
If you want to get ahead of the curve on Server 2012, then there’s no better way that digging in and getting your hands dirty, although not everyone has a whole load of spare hardware to setup a test lab, and even if you do, then it’s sometimes difficult to know where to start, especially since pre-release software tends to be lacking some of the documentation that you might want to really explore a feature in depth.<\/p>\n
To that end, Microsoft have produced a load of\u00a0Windows Server “8” Beta Virtual Labs<\/a>\u00a0(put together before the Windows Server 2012 name was announced). These are self-contained modules focusing on the following:<\/p>\n In addition, you might want to check out some of the\u00a0Resources for IT Professionals<\/a>\u00a0that Microsoft have published in relation to the TechEd conference that will start in a month in Orlando.<\/p>\n (Thanks to my friend\u00a0@Alexandair<\/a>\u00a0for both of those links)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When it releases later this year, Windows Server 2012 will bring a stack of exciting new features and enhancements, like the fantastic multi-server management features of the new Server Manager, and of course PowerShell v3.0! If you want to get … Continue reading \n