By Mark Minasi, 02/01/1999
If NT is to be a multiple-architecture system, it needs the Alpha for both speed and credibility.
By Gary King, 02/01/1999
CyberCash, a freeware program, helps you maintain online transactions.
By Lodestone Research, 02/01/1999
A product's usability attributes includes easy installation, unambiguous choices, clear supporting documentation, lets users complete a task without relying on customer support ...
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 02/01/1999
Get much-needed interoperability between UNIX and NT systems.
By Readers, 02/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Jonathan Chau, 02/01/1999
IPMonitor proactively monitors servers status and notifies you when systems go down.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 02/01/1999
Many e-commerce software packages now let you transmit electronic data interchange (EDI)-like transactions over the Web.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 02/01/1999
Discover what hotfixes will keep your system secure, and find out where you can get the patches.
By Bob Wells, 02/01/1999
If you're looking for a reason to deploy WSH, look no further than your logon scripts.
By John Enck, 02/01/1999
One Lab Guy lives and dies by the technology he reviews and recommends in the Lab.
By Michael D. Reilly, 02/01/1999
Learn how replication works, when to use it, and how to set it up.
By Dave Champine, 02/01/1999
A list of vendors that have announced plans for offering DEN-based products.
By Brian Gallagher, 02/01/1999
The Apollo Dual BX proved to be stable and fast. I was particularly impressed by the monitoring features of the Pentium II processors—nice touches on a very nice system.
By Sean Daily, 02/01/1999
Utilities that offer assistance in renaming a domain on NT workstations and servers.
By Sean Daily, 02/01/1999
SP4 enhances RAS in NT 4.0 to ensure trouble-free remote access.
By Tao Zhou, 02/01/1999
Secure your electronic documents against forgery and tampering.
By John Green, 02/01/1999
Artisoft's TeleVantage 2.0 is a multifeatured telephone system that runs on Windows NT and is recommended for small businesses.
By Mark Smith, 02/01/1999
Discussion of personal access devices and PCs.
By Brady Richardson, 02/01/1999
Microsoft lists the Application Compatibility Scripts for applications.
By Jonathan Cragle, 02/01/1999
Windows NT 4.0, Terminal Server Edition lets users at remote terminals connect to one server.
By John Green, 02/01/1999
The MSI/SC Analog Station board and the D/SC Voice Series board are two types of Dialogic Business Communications Platform boards you can use with Artisoft's TeleVantage 2.0.
By Bob Chronister, 02/01/1999
Set up a home directory on an NT server for Win95 clients, learn how NT handles DOS-based programs, and discover NT event log Event IDs.
By Tony Redmond, 02/01/1999
Don't forget about your transaction logs when you set up your Exchange Server dataprotection systems.
By Kathy Ivens, 02/01/1999
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 Brady Richardson, 02/01/1999
Changes to the to Systems Management Server (SMS) installation process that make SMS and Terminal Server work together.
By Michael P. Deignan, 02/01/1999
With several components geared toward easy integration, MultiView 2000 gives you the capabilities you need without forcing you to spend a fortune.
By Sean Daily, 02/01/1999
When renaming a domain on a TCP/IP network, keep in mind that all the domain members need to find the Primary Domain Controller (PDC) to log on to the domain.
By Karen Watterson, 02/01/1999
Learn how to use the DATALENGTH function, install SQL Server SP4, prevent runaway queries, suppress time values, and delete data from a table with FOREIGN KEY constraints.
By Randall C. Kennedy, 02/01/1999
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 Dave Champine, 02/01/1999
The Desktop Management Task Force (DMTF) adopted the Directory Enabled Networks (DEN) 3.02 and formally incorporated it as an extension to the Common Information Model (CIM) 2.0 ...
By Ramon Ali, 02/01/1999
Create digital certificates and authenticate users for secure Web access. Here's how.
By Mark Minasi, 02/01/1999
Use an LMHOSTS file to direct your computers' authentication requests to specific domain controllers.
By Brian Gallagher, 02/01/1999
The Lab looks at three video software products: a unicast steaming video package, an ISDN-based videoconferencing product, and a multiparty videoconferencing server.
By Michael P. Deignan, 02/01/1999
This product helps you inventory, meter usage, and check Y2K compliance for your software.
By David Chernicoff, 02/01/1999
Testing the latest beta doesn't provide you any benefit other than early exposure to code that might or might not be the final version.
By David Chernicoff, 02/01/1999
Domino and Exchange Server offer feature-rich platforms for building your messaging infrastructure.
By Gary King, 02/01/1999
A list of steps for obtaining and installing a digital certificate.
By Michael P. Deignan, 02/01/1999
U/WIN is a software package that you install on top of your existing NT workstations and servers to build a complete UNIX environment.
By Mark Eddins, 02/01/1999
SSCE provides the tools and capabilities that greatly simplify putting up an Internet storefront.
By Brady Richardson, 02/01/1999
If you need greater management options than you get with Terminal Server, consider adding SMS. Here's how.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 02/01/1999
Find out how businesses use EDI and how the Internet is changing EDI for many companies.
By Michael P. Deignan, 02/01/1999
Heroix's RoboMon 7.0 is a system-monitoring utility that can help you monitor your network's performance.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 02/01/1999
Milkywy Networks' SecurIT FIREWALL 4.11 for NT can help you protect your internal network, provide secure access for telecommuters, and manage your firewall remotely.
By Mark Minasi, 02/01/1999
Secify which domain controller your network's machines connect to.
By Sean Daily, 02/01/1999
These steps make changing an NT domain's name fairly painless.
By Karen Watterson, 02/01/1999
A list of tips for working with ADO.
By Charles Caison, 02/01/1999
MSMQ's reliable message-queuing keeps applications online during system maintenance.
By Joe Rudich, 02/01/1999
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance proved that changing a master domain's name is not impossible.
By Dave Champine, 02/01/1999
Learn what DEN is and how it might affect your network.
By Jonathan Cragle, 02/01/1999
The Lab reviews four utilities that help you recover deleted files.
By Mark Russinovich, 02/01/1999
A discription of powerful utilities which can be used to learn more about NT's inner workings and troubleshoot problems.
By Greg Neilson, 02/01/1999
Review Domino 5.0's new features: Is it right for your environment?