If you are still having problems setting up your router for use with your Windows Home Server then Microsoft have published an article that just might help you.
Last week Vail had its first Add-In called AWIECO WakeOnLAN released and John Zajdler and I had a chance to install and review the Add-In. After dozens of email with the developer Andreas, early morning screenshots and event logs, the Add-In is working great and version 0.1.4 is now available for release. Check out our video where John and I cover the Add-In installation and the changes required to enable WOL on your client PCs.
I am on vacation and my Windows Home Server Console stopped responding. I can still upload, download and stream but the console screen (after login) is just gray and blue. Something is borked so what do I do? If I could get to the WHS Console I would just use the Restart button. Ugh. Restarting WHS should fix it, but how?
I had been wanting a universal remote control for sometime. While I know there are many out now that can do some if not all of these things the Logitech Harmony 700 fit my budget and all of the things on my short list were checked.
If you have one of the Xtreamer media streamers then you will probably want to update the firmware to the latest released version which just came out – version 1.0.3.1. It is very easy to update the firmware, and so I decided to do some more videos.
Another step along the way to having remote access for your Windows Home Server is that you need to select a personalized domain name for your Windows Home Server which makes it easier for you to remember the URL to connect to your Windows Home Server when you are away from home.
