For ages, UNIX systems administrators have enjoyed the ability to run “headless” servers, increasing security while minimizing the cost of managing multiple servers. Now you can fearlessly decapitate ...

The Case of the Headless Server. Sounds like we might be talking about a decapitated waiter, but in reality it’s really about rack-mounted as well as blade servers – the kind with no attached monitor ...

Does anyone have any good resources on how to do a headless install for windows server 2012 r2? I've tried searching and found a few methods that don't seem to work... 1) I've run the installer to ...

I'm looking to deploy a Windows 2003 Server at a remote site next year. I have the same setup locally, but it's attached to a big honking CRT monitor. Due to my Mac background, I wonder if the Windows ...

Setting up a headless server, one that operates without a directly connected monitor, keyboard, or mouse, might sound like a task best suited for the most tech-savvy IT professionals. However, thanks ...

Running a headless server optimizes performance by ditching the GUI for a command line interface. A headless server encourages Linux command line use, building skills applicable across various ...

A leaked slide deck has revealed Microsoft's plans to add the ability to install Windows Server on a headless machine - one without a display, keyboard or mouse - under the branding Nano Server.

Most data center managers would not associate containers and microservices -- two new terms in buzzword bingo -- with Windows Server. In the rawest form, containers may not be of much interest to ...

Microsoft has started to renew its reputation as an innovator. For instance, when you look at the latest beta release of Windows Server 2016, you might mistake it for one of the thin and light Linux ...