PcTek9
01-31-2012, 01:51 AM
Server Elements is a company that makes several amazing and wonderful products. They solve different problems for different networking environments, and... They are very inexpensive...
Have you wanted to transfer files from xp to vista to 7 over a network, and run into interesting problems, such as... it won't work.
You can research and read many websites... Try all the tricks and tips, but eventually you realize the only solid solution is either windows home server OR a windows professional server. Other wise those computers are not talking to each other...
What to do? Well one company has made several products that bridge all the various problems. The product is easy to install, easy to setup, and it just works.
Take an old computer, stick some new drives in it, and boot up in one of server elements operating systems. You can download the image from the web starting at $9.95 if you just want an easy place to make folders and store files on between windows 7, vista, and xp (even 64 bit editions...)
Not only that, but there is apple compatibility too. The most expensive software available from server elements also supports even ftp, telnet, and other technologies.
Because the ServerElements Operating System is based on LINUX, if you store files from a windows 7 pc on the nanoNas server, viruses don't propagate or parade around if they happen to get copied - and mess up other files.
It's a great solution for your movies, music, and important files at home. It can also be used in businesses where a community workgroup server is needed. It does not support disk quotas, user ID's, or domains, but then if you don't need all that additional complexity for a small business, or a workgroup then why worry with it?
In other words, you stick in a drive, or several drives, and the space becomes available, anybody on any operating system on the network can make folders, access files, write files, and more. You can make folders and map drives to those folders in windows 7, vista, and xp all versions, then access those files on a completely different computer using a completely different operating system.
starting at 9.95 for a simple working solution, that is virtually immune to computer viruses and trojans, and extremely reliable and easy to set up... It's a perfect solution for the typical hodgepodge networks we encounter in small businesses.
If you are interested check them out here:
http://www.serverelements.com/?target=Products
Have you wanted to transfer files from xp to vista to 7 over a network, and run into interesting problems, such as... it won't work.
You can research and read many websites... Try all the tricks and tips, but eventually you realize the only solid solution is either windows home server OR a windows professional server. Other wise those computers are not talking to each other...
What to do? Well one company has made several products that bridge all the various problems. The product is easy to install, easy to setup, and it just works.
Take an old computer, stick some new drives in it, and boot up in one of server elements operating systems. You can download the image from the web starting at $9.95 if you just want an easy place to make folders and store files on between windows 7, vista, and xp (even 64 bit editions...)
Not only that, but there is apple compatibility too. The most expensive software available from server elements also supports even ftp, telnet, and other technologies.
Because the ServerElements Operating System is based on LINUX, if you store files from a windows 7 pc on the nanoNas server, viruses don't propagate or parade around if they happen to get copied - and mess up other files.
It's a great solution for your movies, music, and important files at home. It can also be used in businesses where a community workgroup server is needed. It does not support disk quotas, user ID's, or domains, but then if you don't need all that additional complexity for a small business, or a workgroup then why worry with it?
In other words, you stick in a drive, or several drives, and the space becomes available, anybody on any operating system on the network can make folders, access files, write files, and more. You can make folders and map drives to those folders in windows 7, vista, and xp all versions, then access those files on a completely different computer using a completely different operating system.
starting at 9.95 for a simple working solution, that is virtually immune to computer viruses and trojans, and extremely reliable and easy to set up... It's a perfect solution for the typical hodgepodge networks we encounter in small businesses.
If you are interested check them out here:
http://www.serverelements.com/?target=Products