Headless setup
Hewlett Packard is the first U.S. company to offer custom hardware running Windows Home Server. Here's what you get.
After you connect the MediaSmart server to the network and power it up, you connect to it for the first time by installing the connector software on a client PC, which kicks off this initial setup wizard.
After you connect the MediaSmart server to the network and power it up, you connect to it for the first time by installing the connector software on a client PC, which kicks off this initial setup wizard.
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- Thanks for the eval!
I had already ordered the HP MediaSmart because it looked so promising on paper (and at the right price).
Your eveluation makes my anticipation level even higher!
I'll try to let you know asap how an "ordinary" citizen does with the product.
Mbow... (Read the rest) - Posted by: MBow Posted on: 12/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
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