Microsoft Servers (previously called Windows Server System) is a brand that encompasses Microsoft's server products. This includes the Windows Server editions of the Microsoft Windows operating system itself, as well as products targeted at the wider business market. Unlike Microsoft Dynamics or Microsoft Office product lines, most of the products sold under this brand are not intended to be line-of-business services in and of themselves.
Microsoft Servers (previously called Windows Server System) is a brand that encompasses Microsoft's server products. This includes the Windows Server editions of the Microsoft Windows operating system itself, as well as products targeted at the wider business market. Unlike Microsoft Dynamics or Microsoft Office product lines, most of the products sold under this brand are not intended to be line-of-business services in and of themselves.
Some of the products included in the Windows Server System product branding are designed specifically for interaction with Microsoft Office. These include:
- Exchange Server – E-mail and collaboration server
- Forms Server – Server-based electronic forms
- Groove Server – Collaboration server; works in conjunction with Microsoft SharePoint Workspace
- Lync Server – Instant messaging and presence server, integration with telephone PBX systems. Integrates with Microsoft Lync
- Project Server – Project management and resource allocation services; works as the server component to Microsoft Project
- Project Portfolio Server
- SharePoint Server – Produces sites intended for collaboration, file sharing, web databases, social networking and web publishing.
- PerformancePoint Server – Business performance management server
- Search Server
Microsoft System Center is a set of server products aimed specifically at helping corporate IT administrators manage a network of Windows Server and client desktop systems.[3]
- System Center Advisor – Software-as-a-service offering that helps change or assess the configuration of Microsoft Servers software over the Internet
- System Center App Controller - Unified management for public and private clouds, including cloud-based virtual machines and services
- System Center Configuration Manager – Configuration management, hardware/software asset management, patch deployment tools for Windows desktops (previously Systems Management Server); includes Software Center.[4]
- System Center Data Protection Manager – Continuous data protection and data recovery
- System Center Endpoint Protection - Anti-malware and security tools for Microsoft products
- System Center Essentials – Combined features of Operations Manager and Windows Software Update Service (WSUS), aimed at small- and medium-sizedbusinesses
- System Center Orchestrator (formerly Opalis) - An automation platform for orchestrating and integrating IT tools to decrease the cost of datacenter operations while improving the reliability of IT processes. It enables IT organizations to automate best practices, such as those found in Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) and Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL). Orchestrator operates through workflow processes that coordinate System Center and other management tools to automate incident response, change and compliance, and service-lifecycle management processes.[5]
- System Center Operations Manager – Services and application monitoring
- System Center Service Manager – Ties in with SCOM, SCCM for asset tracking as well as incident, problem, change and configuration management (code name: Service Desk)
- System Center Virtual Machine Manager – Virtual-machine management and datacenter virtualization
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