Microsoft puts name, date to Aurora
Microsoft reveals details of the next generation of Windows Small Business Server, including names and the final feature set.
Microsoft has revealed details of the next generation of Windows Small Business Server, including names and the final feature set.
The software maker introduced Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 Standard Edition, formerly known as SBS 7, and Small Business Server 2011 Essentials, previously code-named "Aurora," in a blog post today. The Standard version of the updated server suite will arrive in December, while the Essentials version will be launched in the first half of 2011, Microsoft said.
SBS 2011 Standard is "an effective refresh" for previous editions, Michael Leworthy, Microsoft's senior product manager for Windows Server, said in a conference call.
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