Learn about new and improved features of Active Directory, the robust directory service, in Windows Server 2008.
Find out how Windows Server 2008 can help you streamline deployment, help ensure highly secure and reliable connectivity, and lower management overhead when working with branch and global offices.
Learn how Windows Server maintains and enhances the core infrastructure services required to run your network.
Learn how Windows Server 2008– Failover Clustering and Network Load Balancing (NLB) have been improved to offer simplified management and more robust functionality.
Find out how High Performance Computing (HPC) increases the processing capabilities of Windows Server by allowing multiple systems to perform in an HPC cluster.
Learn how Microsoft Identity and Access solutions help organizations manage user identities and associated access privileges.
Find out how your can use Presentation virtualization to create virtual sessions in which a single application or a complete desktop offering multiple applications can be run remotely.
Learn how Windows Server 2008 can help network administrators to establish and enforce security policies that provide robust protection while being flexible enough to accommodate the connectivity needs of a growing number of internal and external users, device types, system configurations, and network connection types.
Find out about new features in Windows Server 2008 that make deploying and managing servers easier.
Learn how everything you need to support server virtualization is part of the operating system of Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V.
Find out how the management improvements and performance optimizations combine to make the Windows Server 2008 storage subsystem the most advanced to date.
Learn how the Windows Server 2008 Web and Applications platform allows more efficient deployment and management, greater performance, higher security, and more customizable Web applications and services than previous versions.
