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This issue shows you how to design a network that uses the mix of technologies to fit your organization's needs. Also, we examine 6 network protocol analyzers to help you select the right one for your organization.
By Darren Mar-Elia
Build on the basics: Design a network that uses the right mix of technologies to meet your organization's needs.
By Randy Franklin Smith
Set up a standalone test system to get a feel for Windows XP SP2's Windows Firewall feature.
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Vendors at TechEd offered up several new terms in describing their products and partnerships: cratering, spim, and coopetition.
Find out which products won in the Windows & .NET Magazine Network Best of TechEd 2004 contest.
Group Policy can help administrators automate repetitive tasks and also give them granular control of patch management.
Serial connectivity solutions are growing—and might indicate a recovering technology industry.
By Carolyn Mader
Check out the latest products to hit the marketplace.
By Jesse Sutela
Learn the importance of being able to quickly recover DNS data in application partitions.
Directory Harvest Attacks cause more trouble for Exchange servers than spam does.
By John D. Ruley
This year's innovative Tablet PCs offer exciting new features. Check out the products these 11 vendors offer.
By Michael Otey
Michael Otey clarifies his stand on Small Business Server.
By Mark Russinovich
This freeware utility lets you execute processes on a remote system and redirect output to the local system.
For Windows networks that run side-by-side with UNIX and Linux networks, SFU 3.5 provides interoperability tools such as Telnet, User Name Mapping, and Server for NIS.
Readers highlight favorite products: TeaLeaf Technology RealiTea, Configuresoft ECM, Altiris Deployment Solution, Compellent Storage Center
By Roger A. Grimes
If you manage a network, you need a protocol analyzer to tell you what protocols and data are traveling over your network connections. We review 6 strong contenders among software-based network protocol analyzers.
Learn about the benefits of hardware-based network protocol analyzers and know which questions to ask when evaluating these products.
By Bob Chronister
Find out about the difference between these two common protocols.
Examine the basic differences between dynamic disks and basic disks.
Find out how to fix an annoying problem running scheduled tasks.
Find out when and how to automate downloads from the Intelligent Updater rather than (or in addition to) Live Update.
A simple Group Policy setting can prevent users from messing around with the registry.
Get a sample script to schedule backups from the command line.
Dr. Bob offers some suggestions to head off potential problems in a new wired-and-wireless network.
A simple way exists to kill stubborn processes.
Xcacls and the For command let you easily change permissions.
Learn how to configure Microsoft FrontPage for Windows Server 2003.
You need to check Windows NT Diagnostics’s resource allocations when diagnosing a device driver failure.
By Mark Minasi
Mark updates his Windows Firewall discussions with a roundup of new terminology.
Learn how to use a delayed-replication site in your AD implementation to facilitate the recovery of deleted objects.
By Paul Thurrott
Microsoft's most recent computer-management release, MOM 2005, adds proactive monitoring capabilities, better scalability, and interoperability with third-party solutions.
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