Peter Schmidt

Peter is an Microsoft 365 specialist with over 25+ years of experience with Exchange Server and is certified Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) and Microsoft Certified Solutions Master (MCSM) on Exchange Server. He has been awarded the Microsoft MVP award, every year since 2007 and is currently awarded dual-MVP in M365 and Security. He is active in the Microsoft community and User Group Leader for Workpplace Ninja User Group Denmark. He works as an Cloud & Security Architect and Consultant, with a primary focus on Microsoft 365, Exchange, Teams and Security.

Windows Server 2008 Component Posters

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These two posters, originally published in the July 2007 issue of TechNet Magazine, provide a strong visual tool to aide in the understanding of various features and components of Windows Server 2008. One poster focuses exclusively on powerful new Active Directory technologies, while the other provides a technical look at a variety of new features … Read more

Windows Home Server has gone RTM

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Windows Home Server has now been released to manufactoring. Woo-hoo!  We did it. Today we are announcing that Windows Home Server has been released to manufacturing (RTM). We have finalized the software and now handing it off to our OEM partners. The evaluation version (with 120 day evaluation period) and the system builder version are … Read more

Windows Server 2008 set for launch in February

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Announced at the Microsoft World Partner Conference, the launch date for Windows Server 2008 is set for February 27th 2008. Microsoft said it will launch the product, which it has said will be finalized before the end of the year, at an event in Los Angeles on February 27. The company will also launch Visual … Read more

TechEd 2007: Windows Server 2008 Core & IIS

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At TechEd?s keynote session, Bob Muglia announced that IIS 7.0 has now been included into the Server Core of Windows Server 2008. Server Core is an install of Windows Server 2008 with minimal server functionality for select roles ? including DHCP, DNS, file server, virtualization, domain controller and now IIS7 ? without any non-essential services and … Read more

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