By Alistair G. Lowe-Norris, 01/01/1999
Web sites that offer more information about Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP).
By Tao Zhou, 01/01/1999
Windows 2000 gives you the power to design and implement a comprehensive public key security infrastructure for youre interprise. Here's an introduction to the PKI components in ...
By Mark Russinovich, 01/01/1999
Take a guided tour of the phases of NT's initialization process.
By Curt Aubley, 01/01/1999
Answers to three questions concerning Performance Monitor that will help you use counters, solve memory starvation problems, and optimize CPU usage.
By John Green, 01/01/1999
The quad-Xeon ProLiant 6000 is a solid server with substantial expansion capacity and might work very well for a small business.
By Brian Gallagher, 01/01/1999
The latest installment of the Lab's ongoing examination of videoconferencing products is a review of Microsoft's NetShow 3.0 and Eastman Kodak's DVC323 digital video camera.
By Readers, 01/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Mark Smith, 01/01/1999
Mark Smith reviews and rates his 1998 industry predictions.
By Karen Watterson, 01/01/1999
Discover a way to speed ADO applications, the functionality of local named pipes, a query to find out which service pack SQL Server is running, and options for a SQL Server system ...
By Tony Redmond, 01/01/1999
Moving Exchange Server systems used to be almost impossible. The new Move Server Wizard makes reoganization of an exchange environment more feasible.
By Goran Sedvall, 01/01/1999
Keep your help desk from flooding by autoconfiguring settings. The author uses Netscape as an example.
By Aaron Sakovich, 01/01/1999
A chart of Alpha processors' performance improvement since Microsoft introduced the Alpha version of Windows NT.
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 Michael P. Deignan, 01/01/1999
IntraSofts's KeyVision 2.0 is an enterprise-leve Registry maintenance utility that lets you use a Web browser to manage your Registries.
By Ellen Beck Gardner, 01/01/1999
Add NT to your network as painlessly as possible.
By Bob Chronister, 01/01/1999
Finf out how Microsoft has changed the syntax for performing an unattended installation in Windows 2000, prevent NT 4.0 from creating the My Briefcase desktop application, and ...
By Jim Cole, 01/01/1999
BarnStormer Software's Directory Catalog 2.0 is a handy utility that lets you monitor and analyze your file system's changes.
By Bob Wells, 01/01/1999
Third-party components provide an easy way to add functionality to your scripts that WSH and other COM scripting languages don't provide.
By Kathy Ivens, 01/01/1999
Solve this month's Windows NT problem and get the change to win $100 or a copy of one of the author's books about NT. Prior month's winner is announced at bottom of page.
By Mark Russinovich, 01/01/1999
Visible changes in Win2K's boot process.
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 Aaron Sakovich, 01/01/1999
A table showing the Alpha chip's processor designs and corresponding process technologies.
By Brian Gallagher, 01/01/1999
Brian Gallagher's personal experiences at the Accelerated Certification Real Education Workshops (ACREW) MCSE Boot Camp.
By Michael D. Reilly, 01/01/1999
Editing the NT Registry can be scary. Understanding the parts of the Registry and how the Registry editors work makes this task easier.
By Michael P. Deignan, 01/01/1999
StreetTalk for Windows NT 8.5 fully integrates security, messaging, and file-and-print services into your network's directory-services structure.
By Alistair G. Lowe-Norris, 01/01/1999
Microsoft is attempting to make Windows 2000's network connection interfaces easier to set up. Find out whether Microsoft's attempts are working.
By T.J. Harty, 01/01/1999
Allaire's ColdFusion 4.0, a deployment platform for delivering Web applications, takes a giant step forward in providing Web developers and administrators more power and ...
By Toby J. Velte, 01/01/1999
Use simulation programs and network monitoring tools to proactively monitor your network's devices, WAN links, and LAN.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 01/01/1999
AXENT Technologies's PCShield is a software add-on that adds new features and control mechanisms to your OS's existing security setup. PCShield scales well and fits into most ...
By Christa Anderson, 01/01/1999
Companies are using Windows NT in unique and innovative ways to solve today's business problems. Find out who's developing innovative NT-based solutions and making the most of ...
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 01/01/1999
Soft Winter's seNTry 2020 protects your Windows NT disk subsystems.
By Brian Gallagher, 01/01/1999
One of the Lab Guys goes to boot camp, tests his limits, and earns his MCSE.
By Mark Minasi, 01/01/1999
When Microsoft wants to raise a product'sprice, it foes so unobtrusively, often through the product's licensing provisions.
By Mark Minasi, 01/01/1999
These tools perform similar functions but with different results.
By Jonathan Cragle, 01/01/1999
NCR's WorldMark 4300 Terminal Server lets IS departments provide continuous computing through thin-client terminals that access a fault-tolerant central storage system.
By Aaron Sakovich, 01/01/1999
Alpha processors now come in many shapes and sizes. Here's a look at differences between Alpha systems and what to expect when you buy an Alpha processor.
By David Chernicoff, 01/01/1999
MCSE certification without practical experience and the availability of wizards are creating a job pool of people who are superficially qualified at best.
By Eric Pearce, 01/01/1999
Learn how to configure PPTP on common Windows platforms and how to verify PPTP operation.
By Sakari Kouti, 01/01/1999
Windows 2000's Active Directory (AD) improves on the NT domain model by expanding admonistrative rights and offering a more flexible structure. Here's a hassle-free way to ...
By Jonathan Chau, 01/01/1999
Network Instruments' Observer 5.1 is a helpful network-analysis tool that works well on existing networks.
By Mark Minasi, 01/01/1999
If you use RAS to connect Windows NT Workstation or Windows 95 machines to an NT network, you might have noticed that the network's computers don't show up in Network ...