Windows Home Server: Advanced Administration

By Scott Lowe
Part 3 of 3 in the Windows Home Server series. This course is ideal for anyone who would like centralize their data into one secure location.
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 19, 2008
Duration
5h 49m
Table of contents
Configuring WHS Remote Access
Introduction 1m Enabling the WHS Web Site 3m Configuring Your Router 11m Configuring WHS Name Access 5m Remote Management Possibilities 3m Remotely Connecting to One of Your Home Computers 15m Other Management Options 12m What We Covered 1m
Advanced Home Server Administration and Troubleshooting
Introduction 3m Connecting to Windows Home Server with Remote Desktop 5m Tools and Actions to Avoid 27m Managing the Windows Firewall 26m Other Administrative Tasks 13m Remote Client Administration 13m
Windows Home Server Media Sharing
Introduction 1m Enabling Media Sharing in the WHS Console 5m Sharing Pictures and Picture Access 47m Windows Home Server Media Add-Ins - WebGuide 13m Windows Home Server Media Add-Ins - Labster Tunes 10m Windows Home Server Media Add-Ins - Community Feeds 8m
Extending WHS Capabilities with Add-Ins
Introduction 1m WHS Add-In Notes 1m Add-In Management 6m Add-ins Discussed in Other Videos 11m DuplicationInfo 3m Client PC Information 4m Event Viewer 5m AutoExit 2008 10m Windows Home Server Disk Management 8m
Windows Home Server Tricks
Introduction 16m Installing PHP5 18m Installing MySQL5 Database 4m Getting Ready for WordPress 4m Installing and Configuring WordPress 9m Windows SharePoing Services 3.0 on WHS 2m Installing .Net Framework 3.0 2m Installing Sharepoint Services 3.0 21m
Description
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 19, 2008
Duration
5h 49m
Description

Part 3 of 3 in the Windows Home Server series. This course is ideal for anyone who would like centralize their data into one secure location. You'll walk away with the knowledge to securely store and share photos, music, videos, and documents. You'll be able to create user accounts, set permissions, download security updates, and you'll be able to manage all your home computers through the console. This course caters to those who have little to no experience, but it is helpful to have some basic experience working with computers.

About the author
Scott Lowe
About the author

Scott is the Founder and Managing Consultant of THE 1610 Group. By night (and sometimes weekends, lunch, and everything in between!) Scott writes technical articles for CNet's TechRepublic, TechTarget, and TechGenix.

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