Free Windows Server 2012 book based on RTM version

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From Keith Mayers blog:

This week, Mitch Tulloch and the Windows Server team have released a new updated version of the FREE e-Book for IT professionals: Introducing Windows Server 2012 RTM Edition. With Windows Server 2012 RTM launching on Sept 4th, this book is a great way to get quickly skilled up on all the new improvements in this latest Windows Server - one of the most ambitious releases of Windows Server for IT Pros since Active Directory was released in Windows Server 2000!  In this 256-page eBook, you'll find 5 chapters of detailed technical content covering the following key improvements to building a Private Cloud at your shop with Windows Server 2012:


Just finished reading it. I can for sure recommend it, even with the seriouse error on page 51 ;-) Forgot the RTM updateted information in parts of the page. 320 Logical processors are right and 4 TB memory


More information and how to get it here

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