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February 10 “Your new Windows Home Server has arrived. Now what?”
My disclaimer would be that as a ‘Franken-builder’, I would most likely build my own server rather than buy one. That being said, there are a whole host of new machines out there that look pretty tempting. Ok, here it is… “First, I would plug my new server into a UPS for battery backup and surge protection. Next I make sure to plug my server directly into my router for top speeds. I boot up as is and make sure everything is working as expected before going any further. Once I go through the setup on my PC, I start adding my extra internal hard drives. The only settings I change is to make sure duplication is turned on for my media folders and I copy all of my Music, Pictures, and Movies onto the server. I'm a bit of a purist, so I'm not going to add any add-ins. Finally, I add the connector to each PC and give the server 24 hours to back them all up. That. Is. It. These things basically take care of themselves.” |
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