Windows Server 2008 Slips Again

[FN-GM]

Microsoft has pushed back the release to manufacturing date for Windows Server 2008, formerly code-named Longhorn, into 2008.

 

Windows Server 2008, which we have been saying would Release to Manufacturing (RTM) by the end of the calendar year, is now slated to RTM in the first quarter of calendar year 2008, the company said on a corporate blog yesterday.

 

But the company said that it is sticking to February 27 2008 as the official launch date for Longhorn, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008. Microsoft has a launch event planned in Los Angeles.

 

Development work on Windows Server 2008 has recently become aligned with work on Windows Vista Service Pack 1, the first update to the client version of the operating system, the company said yesterday

[Gatt]

Lol - Will Microsoft EVER release a product on time!!

 

I do like W2K8 though - trialling it as my WDS server and so far its worked really well

[Psymon]

February 2008 was the last i heard. Was gonan implement it in our network as a windows health validator server. That way we can allow students to access the network on their laptops providing they pass the health validation check, uptodate antivirus, firewall, windows update running etc....

 

looks to be a good tool.

[Geoff]

February 2008 was the last i heard. Was gonan implement it in our network as a windows health validator server. That way we can allow students to access the network on their laptops providing they pass the health validation check, uptodate antivirus, firewall, windows update running etc....

 

looks to be a good tool.

 

Been doing that for ages with PacketFence.