R2 Polishes Windows Server 2003

 
 
By Jason Brooks  |  Posted 2006-01-09 Email Print this article Print
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Review: Windows Server 2003 Release 2 adds worthwhile management and interoperability improvements to the server OS.

Boasting management and performance improvements for its core file and identity-service duties—along with broadened support for Unix—Microsoft Corp.s Windows Server 2003 Release 2 is a worthwhile upgrade, particularly for organizations running the operating system in remote-office scenarios or in heterogeneous environments.



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As Editor in Chief of eWEEK Labs, Jason Brooks manages the Labs team and is responsible for eWEEK's print edition. Brooks joined eWEEK in 1999, and has covered wireless networking, office productivity suites, mobile devices, Windows, virtualization, and desktops and notebooks. Jason's coverage is currently focused on Linux and Unix operating systems, open-source software and licensing, cloud computing and Software as a Service. Follow Jason on Twitter at jasonbrooks, or reach him by email at jbrooks@eweek.com.
 
 
 
 
 
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