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| − | + | === Windows Home vs Windows Server === | |
| + | The main difference you'll notice between Windows Home editions and Windows Server is the presence of the "Server Manager" program. This is a powerful dashboard for finding vulnerabilities and managing services. However, it's worth noting that the Server Manger isn't much used in the early rounds of competition, essentially making Windows Server a secondary Windows 10 system early on. | ||
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| + | ===Checklist=== | ||
| + | *Server Manger | ||
| + | **[[File and Storage Servers|File Shares]] | ||
| + | **[[Windows Server Updates|Updates]] | ||
| + | **[[Windows Server Manager Dashboard|Dashboard Monitoring]] | ||
| + | *See [[Operating Systems/Windows/Windows Desktop/Windows 10 (Desktop)|Windows 10 Checklist]] for other vulns | ||
Latest revision as of 03:54, 21 August 2022
Windows Home vs Windows Server[edit | edit source]
The main difference you'll notice between Windows Home editions and Windows Server is the presence of the "Server Manager" program. This is a powerful dashboard for finding vulnerabilities and managing services. However, it's worth noting that the Server Manger isn't much used in the early rounds of competition, essentially making Windows Server a secondary Windows 10 system early on.
Checklist[edit | edit source]
- Server Manger
- See Windows 10 Checklist for other vulns