Microsoft Windows Home Server - license and media

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Microsoft Windows Home Server - license and media

Manufacturer: Microsoft Corp.

Part Number: CCQ-00015

Specifications: License qty: 1 server , 10 CALs ; License type: License and media ; Min hard drive space: 70 GB ; ; See full specs

Price range: $169.99

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Microsoft Windows Home Server - license and media: $169.99

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pcmag.com

Editors' rating: 60

Summary: Windows Home Server is a respectable first attempt at a software-based, home-oriented network-attached-storage environment. From a full-fledged home server perspective, however, the company missed the boat on features such as parental controls and auditin

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thetechlounge.com

Summary: Is Windows Home Server worth the spare parts, possibly new hard drives, and $185? The answer is probably yes, especially if you are in a multi-PC household with multiple users, and with devices and media that can take advantage of Windows Media Connect (l

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