Windows Server code name VAIL beta backup – Video Edition

June 5, 2010 by 3 Comments

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Want to know what to expect when setting up your backup in the Vail beta? I set up the initial backup process on my Windows Server Vail and made a short video of the process.

New Features in Vail Backup

Two great new feature of Vail backup are the ability to schedule backups and to backup the Operating System! In future videos we will show you more on these great new features!

New Backup Scheduler

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New Operating System Backup

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Do not have Windows Server code name Vail?

Get the Windows Home Server code name “Vail” Public Preview at:

Microsoft Connect

Want to see a video of the software installation of Vail?

http://connecteddigitalworld.com/2010/04/28/microsoft-windows-home-server-code-name-vail-beta-installation-video-edition/

What’s New with Windows Server code name Vail beta

Windows Home Server Code Name “Vail” is the version 2 release of Windows Home Server and is based on Windows Server® 2008 R2.

Remote Access

Connecting to your Media

Computers and Backup

Drive Extender Enhancements

Dashboard and Launchpad

Let’s see the video!

Check back with us for future videos on all of the great features of Windows Server code name Vail!

Have a fun time with Vail and make Windows Home Server a part of your life.

Timothy Daleo

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  • diehard

    Great stuff, thanks Tim.

  • Holt

    Tim, what program do you use to edit your videos so that you an add the title, credits and captions? These type of videos are what Microsoft Expression Encoder is good for although I got it for our department at the university mainly for live encoding from a capture card and publishing to Windows server for live streaming of events. For live encoding, Expression is not as good as the older Windows Media Encoder because too many little things cause the whole program to crash. Maybe they will fix it with Expression 4. The videos are a nice addition.

    • Timothy Daleo

      I have used Windows Live Movie Maker for all of my videos. It is quick, easy and free with Windows 7.