Hackers Targeting Unpatched Windows Systems with Proof-of-Concept Code for SMB Vulnerability
Hackers are targeting unpatched Microsoft systems with publicly available SMBGhost PoC code.
Hackers are targeting unpatched Microsoft systems with publicly available SMBGhost PoC code.
Microsoft recommends applying an out-of-band emergency patch for SMB remote code execution flaw as soon as possible.
by Aidan Finn
Aidan Finn walks you through configuring a StorSimple appliance as a file server/NAS.
by Aidan Finn
There's lots of talk about cloud and what it can do for your business. But with so many offerings, even from one vendor such as Microsoft, it can be confusing to determine what's the best way forward.
Russell Smith discusses why there's no immediate hurry for SMBs to upgrade to Windows Server 2016.
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Our two-part series on SMB 3.0 and SMB Multichannel concludes with a discussion of smart SMB design, SMB Multichannel constraints, and SMB bandwidth limits.
with 5 Comments by Aidan Finn
In this article, learn how redirected I/O has changed in Windows Server 2012/R2, and how you can control what networks it is used on.
with 1 Comment by Russell Smith
With Windows Server 2012 and Win8 comes a new version of the SMB protocol. Learn to disable SMB 1.0 and configure SMB encryption in this easy Ask an Admin.
ReFS, NTFS, and SMB – oh my! Find out about new storage and file services features in Windows Server 2012 in this Ask an Admin article.
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A new version of Windows Server 2008 has been announced: Windows Server 2008 Foundation. In this article, MVP Daniel Petri examines the benefits and limitations of this new addition to the Windows Server family; geared towards smaller and growing organizations.