Server Sales Perk Up a Little Bit in the Third Quarter CBR via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News
A bump in mainframe sales in the third quarter and the expansion of sales of blade servers were a big factor in a slight resurgence in server sales in the third quarter, according to market research from both IDC and Gartner. Both research firms tend to put out their numbers on the same day, and they take the pulse of the market in slightly different ways, but both agreed that the third quarter
Review: Dell Poweredge 1950 network server Personal Computer World
There’s not much room inside a 1U server case, but Dell has crammed an awful lot into the Poweredge 1950, producing a super-slim server capable of punching well above its weight.
Virtualization Dampens Server Sales Growth CRN
The world server market grew year-over-year during the third quarter, but that growth is slowing and should continue to do so as businesses move an ever increasing part of their applications to virtualized servers. Gartner, the Stamford, Conn.-based analyst firm, said about 2 million servers were sold worldwide during the third quarter, up 9.1 percent over the same quarter last year. However,
Muglia: Microsoft's future is in 64-bit CNET
Virtualization and 64-bit will be key planks of Microsoft's architecture, says server and tools chief Bob Muglia.
Could Microsoft Stake A Claim Against Linux? TechWeb
A Linux defender armed with a portfolio of patents has thrust itself into the increasingly acrimonious debate over whether the open source operating system incorporates any of Microsoft's intellectual property--and whether Microsoft might do something about it.
Virtual recovery to the rescue TechWorld
Ian Masters examines how protecting multiple production applications with one disaster recovery server provides an enterprise-class high availability and disaster recovery solution.
Technology rules the roost at G2E Las Vegas Business Press
Bryan Noland and Anthony Carson strolled among the booths at last week's Global Gaming Expo, pointing out bits and pieces of the future, miniature foundations on which the next gaming revolution could be built.
Firefox, IE Vulnerable to Password Theft E-Commerce Times
A software security researcher has warned that the password manager features of Mozilla's open source Firefox 2.0 and Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browsers could be exploited, placing unsuspecting users at risk. The bug provides a fake login site that fools a browser's saved password feature into automatically disclosing the information.
Microsoft banks on business upgrades AP via Yahoo! News
Bill Hartnett got accustomed to the screaming. As Microsoft Corp.'s manager of software sales to financial services companies, Hartnett used to get pelted with complaints about the security and reliability of Microsoft's products.
Server Market Grows in Q3 eWeek
Updated: Reports by IDC and Gartner show the server market improving in the third quarter with help from sales of blades and high-end servers, despite the impact of virtualization technology.

MS06-029: Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server could allow
A script injection vulnerability exists in Microsoft Exchange Server when Exchange Server runs Outlook Web Access. Describes a security update that resolves
MS06-019: Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server could allow
A security vulnerability exists in Microsoft Exchange Server that could allow remote code execution. Describes a security update that resolves this issue.
SQL Server could make 'better together' ring true | InfoWorld
From the viewpoint of skeptics, SQL Server 2005 and Microsoft’s whole “better together” campaign are clever levers for strong-armed upgrades and
CRN | News | Planned Microsoft Realtime Reporting Server Could
Microsoft's planned 'Maestro' Realtime Reporting Server Could Rock Analytics World.
Apple Remote Desktop 3: Repeated serial number requests, or "Your
Apple Remote Desktop 3: Repeated serial number requests, or "Your task server could not be contacted" message. The first time you open the Remote Desktop

MS06-019: Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server could allow
A security vulnerability exists in Microsoft Exchange Server that could allow remote code execution. Describes a security update that resolves this issue.
CRN | News | Planned Microsoft Realtime Reporting Server Could
Microsoft's planned 'Maestro' Realtime Reporting Server Could Rock Analytics World.
Apple Remote Desktop 3: Repeated serial number requests, or "Your
Apple Remote Desktop 3: Repeated serial number requests, or "Your task server could not be contacted" message. The first time you open the Remote Desktop
[Goliath] Netware 5.1 - request this server could not understand
I though, at first, that it might be the 'My%20Network' appended to the url, but I get the same 'server could not understand' message even when I leave it
[Goliath] Netware 5.1 - request this server could not understand
One question I do have is does the NetWare server support basic authentication? That could be one issue happening here. Also, do you have access to a mac
CaveBear Blog: What Could You Do With Your Own Root Server?
A root server could be a very useful tool for information warfare were it to be In addition, by becoming even more devious, a root server could,
SecuriTeam™ - Vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Information
Vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Information Services Using Active Server Pages Could Allow Remote Code Execution (MS06-034), 12 Jul. 2006
Event ID 1026: The terminal server could not locate a license
Event ID 1026: The terminal server could not locate a license server in the If license server discovery is not functioning correctly, Event ID 1026,