Today, I'll give you an example how to manually edit your boot menu on Ubuntu. The image below is my currently boot list. It's a mess! So, I decided to delete some useless ones. 

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Changing boot order and time default on Ubuntu is not hard as you thought. The first thing to do is check the order of boot menu in "/boot/grub/grub.cfg". They start from "0" value, so just memorize the position. The next thing to do is adjust file "/etc/default/grub" file.

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Terminal Server Client is already integrated in Ubuntu. However, the VNC function is gray-out. So you need to install manually.

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This guide will help you to create a Task Schedule to Shutdown or Restart Windows Server Automatically. First, you have to download PSshutdown from Microsoft. Then create a Task Schedule:

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Turning of this function is not as easy as Windows Server 2003. I'll brief to guide you have to conduct in no time.

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