Add-Ins

D-Link released a Free Add-in for Microsoft Windows Home Server for Easy Management of Home Security Cameras.

On this edition of “The Interviews”, we interview the Add-In author who’s Add-In is probably sitting on more Windows Home Servers than any other Add-In that is currently available.

Welcome to our third installment of “The Interviews“.  This week we have chosen the author of one of the most downloaded and  popular Add-Ins currently available, Advanced Admin Console.  In this blog series, the discussions are open to everything concerning the Windows Home Server, and no question is too dumb and no idea is too [...]

Brent Friedman over at CompuGeek Software has not released an update to his popular TV Manager add-in since v1.1 in September 2008.

KeepVault is an online backup solution integrating nicely into the Windows Home Server Console. KeepVault was recently updated to version 3.10 for added performance amongst many other features. KeepVault’s highly secure servers store information online and are ready to instantly recover a single file or several files in the event of a failure.  KeepVault also [...]

Brent Friedman of CompuGeek Software announced the availability of WHS Mobile v1.0.5. The new version now includes a iPhone client app aimed to bring forth the same functionality found in the Windows Mobile client. *Some features such as uploading files are slated to be included in follow up releases. Currently the iPhone client application requires [...]

WHS Outlook is a Windows Home Server add-in that integrates Microsoft Outlook with the Windows Home Server Console application. A brand new feature loaded 2.0 version of the WHS Outlook add-in is taking shape and the author is looking for German, French and Spanish language translation assistance. Any translation help you can provide would be [...]

WHS Outlook is a Windows Home Server add-in that integrates Microsoft Outlook with the Windows Home Server Console application. WHS Outlook allows a single installation of Microsoft Outlook to be shared by up to 10 different client PC’s via the Windows Home Server Console. Using the Remote Access features of Windows Home Server, you can [...]