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First published on TECHNET on Jul 10, 2018
Authors:
Praveen Balasubramanian, Daniel Havey
Windows core networking team has been introducing innovations in transport and blogging about it since the
First published on TECHNET on May 23, 2018
As we move towards a fully connected world, inundated with intelligent devices and massively distributed computing infrastructure, networks that can sustain high bandwidth have never bee… Continue reading Introducing the NetAdapter Driver model for the next generation of networks and applications
First published on TECHNET on Apr 27, 2018
Increased container density, faster network endpoint creation time, improvements to NAT network throughput, DNS fixes for Kubernetes, and improved developer features
As a child of “First to’s” (First African-American to command the U.S. Army Old Guard, First African-American to be selected National Elementary School Principal of the Year by President Bill Clinton), my family is deeply steeped in the history of African-American culture and civil rights in the United States, emanating from northern cities (Philadelphia, Pa….
The post Black History Month: A time to lift each other up appeared first on The Official Microsoft Blog.
Continue reading Black History Month: A time to lift each other up
This Valentine’s Day, you’re invited to gear up for Black Desert’s final open beta – click here to sign up on Xbox One. From February 14 12:00 a.m. PST to February 17 11:59 p.m. PST, Black Desert will be available for all North America and European players with Xbox Live Gold to experience the new fantasy-action MMORPG on Xbox One. Following Black Desert’s previous beta, the development team used community feedback to make new changes to the user experience and in-game content. Of note, you’ll find decreased motion blur, loot time, and other quest improvements within the final open beta…. Continue reading Make a Date with the Black Desert Open Beta February 14 – 17
First published on TECHNET on Mar 19, 2018
Network Controller uses a single certificate for northbound communication with REST clients (like System Center Virtual Machine Manager) and southbound communication with Hyper-V hosts and Sof… Continue reading Windows Server 2016 Software Defined Networking: Updating the Network Controller Server certificate
First published on TECHNET on Nov 29, 2017
This post written by Don Stanwyck, Senior Program Manager, Windows Core Networking
Remote DMA (RDMA) is an incredible technology that allows networked hosts to exchange informat… Continue reading The Evolution of RDMA in Windows: now extended to Hyper-V Guests
First published on TECHNET on Aug 25, 2017
With this blog post, I wanted to highlight a couple of issues that we have encountered recently with Software Defined Networking (SDN) customer deployments in Windows Server 2016.