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Microsoft has officially unveiled Windows Nano Server, but what does the news mean for system administrators? Russell Smith provides his thoughts in his latest commentary.

Microsoft announces Nano Server, a server OS optimized for cloud infrastructure and born-in-the-cloud applications.

In this PowerShell Problem Solver article, learn how to create a grouped HTML report with PowerShell.

Google can’t seem to catch a break these days: the Internet search giant faces several antitrust investigations in Europe, and recent revelations that the US Federal Trade Commission should have pursued an antitrust case against the firm in this country have only damaged the reputations of both entities. But now Google is being accused, again,…

Learn how to use the VM Agent to repair Remote Desktop connection settings in an Azure VM running Windows Server

Learn how to configure Azure Storage and Storage Spaces in Windows Server 2012 R2 to optimize disk IOPS.

Learn how to perform simple document management functions using tags, file properties, and search in Windows Explorer.

This past weekend, Microsoft moved into middle age, having reached the ripe old age of 40. Let’s look back.

Jeff Hicks takes a dive into Idera’s PowerShell Plus free tool offering and explains its pros and cons.

Jeff Hicks shows us a new way to access Desired State Configuration MOF metadata with some PowerShell.

Are the GUI management tools still relevant for Windows Server? Russell Smith explains how we’re moving away from the traditional GUI in lieu of PowerShell.

It looks like Europe is ready to take the gloves off: after investigating Google’s search business for five years and almost letting the technology giant off with a slap on the wrist, the EU is reportedly ready to charge Google with sweeping antitrust violations. And in preparation of this momentous event, the European Commission has…