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ISAserver.org: The No.1 Forefront TMG / UAG and ISA Server resource site.
MSExchange.org: The leading Microsoft Exchange Server and Office 365 resource site.
WindowSecurity.com: Network Security & Information Security resource for IT administrators.
WindowsNetworking.com: Windows Server 2012 / 2008 / 2003 & Windows 8 / 7 networking resource site.
WServerNews.com: The largest Windows Server focused newsletter worldwide.
VirtualizationAdmin.com: The essential Virtualization resource site for administrators.
CloudComputingAdmin.com: Cloud Computing Resource Site for IT Pros.
InsideAWS.com: An independent Amazon Web Services resource site.
WServerNews.com: World's largest weekly newsletter on Windows Server and cloud technologies

ServerFiles.com is a server software & hardware directory for Network administrators & IT professionals, listing networking & server software for Windows 2003, Windows 2000, NT and Linux; and now also listing networking hardware solutions focused on server based computing.

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