By John Enck, 10/28/2003
Save users from having to write down their numerous passwords.
By John Enck, 03/01/1999
This Lab Guy's persistence pays off as he learns that he can live with Terminal Server and MetaFrame to handle day-to-day computing.
By John Enck, 02/01/1999
One Lab Guy lives and dies by the technology he reviews and recommends in the Lab.
By John Enck, 01/01/1999
Find out which products the Lab Guys seleted as their "Labsolutely" favorites of 1998.
By John Enck, 01/01/1999
Wyse's Winterm 3315SE is a flexible, easy-to-configure, and easy-to-use Windows-based terminal with compelling support for multiple-host connections and the ability to switch ...
By Randall C. Kennedy, 01/01/1999
This department focuses on what's new in operating systems, hardware, software, support, scalability, the enterprise and Windows NT's take on the trends in the marketplace.
By John Enck, 12/01/1998
The Lab Guys pit the ICA thin-client protocol against the RDP thin-client protocol and reveal some surprising and facinating results.
By John Enck, 12/01/1998
This unique thin-client solution combines hardware and software components.
By John Enck, 12/01/1998
Determine whom you can trust.
By John Enck, 12/01/1998
Remote control with a character interface.
By John Enck, 11/01/1998
Setting up the Windows NT Magazine Lab in a new location is a learning experience.
By John Enck, 11/01/1998
The NeoStation 220 is an instant-on/downloadable Windows-based terminal hybrid and is a fine fit for the thin-client and thin-server environment.
By John Enck, 11/01/1998
The IRAS-8A is the ideal Basic Rate Interface (BRI) connection.
By John Enck, 10/01/1998
For optimal performance, tune your multiprocessor system.
By John Enck, 10/01/1998
AIM Technology bases its Server Benchmark for Windows NT on a mix-and-load modeling scenario, in which you run a predefined primary application mix that resembles the tasks an NT ...
By John Enck, 10/01/1998
How processes and threads are dispatched by Windows NT.
By John Enck, 10/01/1998
The Lab Guys learn an important lesson from watching attacks on AS/400 and NT Web security: The owner (not the vendor) is ultimately responsible for system security.
By John Enck, 09/01/1998
Find out how Microsoft comes up with its pie-in-the-sky performance numbers, and learn whether 8-way systems are really scalable.
By John Enck, 09/01/1998
Vendor List for 8-Processor Servers
By John Enck, 09/01/1998
The AIM Technology Server Benchmark Test is based on a mix-and-load modeling scenario that lets you run a predefined application mix that resembles the tasks an NT server most ...