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The October 2002 issue of Windows & .NET Magazine addresses a wide range of security tasks, including establishing safe email practices, setting NTFS permissions to protect your Web server from attack, and avoiding network worms.
By Paul Thurrott
Find out what you need to know about 64-bit computing before you jump into the pool.
By Michael Otey
Protect your computer from attack.
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Locate the browstat.exe files, stop the upgrade merry-go-round, and discover the downside of VNC.
Find out whether the Tablet PC is in your future.
By Elliot King
Business process management software, which manages and integrates business rules and processes for people and systems, is becoming essential.
By David Chernicoff
Learn a few easy ways to secure your users' Internet access.
Win.NET Server has some ambitious goals. What's changed from Win2K?
By Jerry Cochran
Find out how Microsoft has begun maximizing the value that technologies such as Storage Area Networks (SANs) bring to the Windows environment.
By Mark Weitz
Third-party products provide scheduling and online defragmentation capabilities that Win2K's built-in utility can't match.
By Tom Iwanski
Evaluate a new satellite solution for last-mile connectivity.
By Ed Roth
Discover the latest NAS appliance technology to fit your organization's storage needs.
By Randy Franklin Smith
Be proactive and protect your network from future threats.
By Jeff Fellinge
802.11b devices are popular--and can open your network to attack. Here's how to secure your wireless client.
The number of corporate Instant Messaging users will jump from less than 10 million today to 200 million in 2007.
Microsoft’s upcoming security platform should give your organization food for thought--but don't neglect to implement current technology.
By Mark Burnett
Protect your Web server from attack by setting the proper NTFS permissions.
By Mark Minasi
Take control of permissions with this handy tool.
By Sean Daily
Find out how to install and run the Con-Current Connection Limiter utility.
If Smart Tag technology makes its way into future Windows OSs, you might want to know how to disable it.
By Brett Hill
Learn how you can edit the registry to change the location and name of the metabase for security reasons.
Are you restarting your server periodically to free up memory? Learn about a Microsoft utility that helps in such a situation.
Discover the easiest way to connect the computing devices in your home without stringing cables.
Create the AutoAdminLogon registry value to enable automatic logon.
Enable point-and-print functionality for Win2K clients when an NT 4.0 print server hosts a printer.
Use the resource kit’s Winscl utility to quickly determine which machine a user is logged on to.
An easier method for creating an Outlook New Mail Message shortcut.
By Carolyn Mader
Readers provide nominations for hot products that help them do their jobs.
The new 802.1x protocol promises tighter security and better key management.
Learn how to implement a solid backup strategy for special desktop systems that has no direct costs and requires minimal administration.
By Paul Robichaux
Discover tips and tools you can use to troubleshoot your Exchange Server across the miles.
Make Win2K complete file and directory names, detect accidental double-clicks, automatically log you on, and more.
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