Windows Home Server is a product from MicroSoft which is based on "NT technology"; NT meaning not tested.
The primary purpose of this concept is to store user data, and this is where it fails, with MicroSoft yet to have produced any solution, since 2007-12-21 actually. This is MicroSoft, not some person sitting at home, tired after work, trying to do some programming. This is MicroSoft! So what is MicroSoft testing, if not processes related to user data, and the primary feature of this system; storage? I have no idea.
Note: Other MicroSoft products "Based on NT [Not Tested] technology" are Windows NT (of course), Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Home Server, Windows Server 2008, and more to come.
(MicroSoft will claim that NT is short for "New Technology", but how silly is that? Let me explain it to you; try expanding NT to new technology in light of this revelation when reading their own phrase "Based on NT technology."--Right. New Technology technology. Say no more, continue rowing, MicroSoft.)
The primary purpose of this concept is to store user data, and this is where it fails, with MicroSoft yet to have produced any solution, since 2007-12-21 actually. This is MicroSoft, not some person sitting at home, tired after work, trying to do some programming. This is MicroSoft! So what is MicroSoft testing, if not processes related to user data, and the primary feature of this system; storage? I have no idea.
Note: Other MicroSoft products "Based on NT [Not Tested] technology" are Windows NT (of course), Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Home Server, Windows Server 2008, and more to come.
(MicroSoft will claim that NT is short for "New Technology", but how silly is that? Let me explain it to you; try expanding NT to new technology in light of this revelation when reading their own phrase "Based on NT technology."--Right. New Technology technology. Say no more, continue rowing, MicroSoft.)