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Yet perhaps the killer reason why people use LEM is for its compliance capability, with a little help from you, it will ensure that your organization complies with industry standards such as CISP or FERPA. Perhaps this log and event management tool’s most interesting ability is to take corrective action, for example by restarting services, or isolating the source of a maleware attack.
It can also detect when services have stopped, or if there is a network latency problem. LEM will alert you to problems such as when a key application on a particular server is unavailable. Guy Recommends: SolarWinds’ Log & Event Management Tool Note: Version numbers rarely correspond to build numbers.
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Minor Version Number – 2 as in 6.2 for Windows 8, Windows 7 was 6.1 and Vista was 6.0.
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Major Version Number – Confusingly, Windows 8 reports to be 6. At this stage Windows 8 will have the look and feel of the final product.īuild Numbers for Windows 8: You can display this number on the desktop with PaintDesktopVersion, or else search the registry for CurrentBuildNumber. Microsoft will not add any significant features. RC (Enterprise Preview) – Release Candidate. Preview Version – New terminology, betas are now Developer Preview, Consumer Preview and Enterprise Preview. Inevitably, this prototype is buggy and is not feature complete, in the case of Windows 8 not released for public testing’.
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"Blue" Windows 8.1 October 2013 Explanations of Version and Build Numbersīeta Version – Translates to: ‘Microsoft has done its best to produce a working model’. M4 RTM The final Release To Manufacturers of Windows 8 in August 2012. However, there was still much secrecy (I wonder why), and still no publically available beta.ĭeveloper Preview (Pre-beta): Build 8102 September 2011.Ĭonsumer Preview (Real Beta): Build 8250 February 29th 2012Įnterprise Preview (Release Candidate): June 2012. M3 At this milestone in July 2011 Windows 8 will be pretty much feature complete. M2 Beta 1 Was created in September 2010, but unlike previous Microsoft operating systems, this beta stage was not available to the public. M1 (Milestone One) Prototype available to internal testers in October 2010. In true project management style they broke the task down into steps, consequently, as the development team delivers a major objective, so a milestone is reached. Explanations of Version and Build NumbersĪs soon as Window 7 was released, Microsoft probably started working on Windows 8 (and it’s rumoured there will be a Windows 9 in 2014).Guy last added material on Microsoft Windows 8 Milestones Here are details of significant developments for Windows 8.
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