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Our friends over at CloudBerry Labs have just announced that their CloudBerry Backup add-in now has support for Windows Home Server 2011 RC and Small Business Server 2011 Essentials RC.

Awieco has just announced the Release Candidate of their Windows Home Server 2011 Awieco WakeOnLan Add-In. This powerful Add-In allows you to use the Wake On Lan ability of your network card to start your computers remotely. Check out our short video on the installation and the usage case for the Awieco WakeOnLan Add-In.

Yesterday saw the release of version 0.9.0 RC of the AWIECO WakeOnLan Add-In for Windows Home Server 2011 and Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials.

AWIECO is the first company to release an Add-In for Windows Home Server 2011. I had a chance to install it over the weekend and it works great. This useful Add-In allows you to manage your WHS 2011 or SBS remotely by enabling more administrative functionality. Check out the short video and article to find out more!

Our friends at CloudBerry Labs have been in touch to let us know that CloudBerry Backup for Windows Home Server version 1.9 has been released.

Today saw Microsoft update it’s Windows Small Business Server 2011 website – and did you know there are a number of resources available for you to view, ready and even try?

At the start of this week, Microsoft released Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard to manufacturing (a process referred to as RTM). Now if you have a TechNet or MSDN subscription you can download it now.

Today saw Microsoft RTM (release to manufacturing) Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard (formally SBS 7).

Our friends at CloudBerry Labs have been in touch to say that they have just released a beta for their CloudBerry Backup Add-In for Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials (formally Aurora).

The guys over at CloudBerry Labs have been in touch to let us know that their CloudBerry Backup Add-in for Windows Home Server has been released in beta for Windows Home Server Code Name Vail.

Following yesterdays shocking announcement about the removal of Drive Extender from Windows Home Server Code Name Vail, Paul Thurrot has posted more information about the reason for the removal – and he got more information than the MVPs did!

Dave at the guys over at the Home Server Show have just released show number 113.