By Alex Pournelle, 08/01/1996
Combining NT and WFW isn't easy as you think. You have to plan first.
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/1996
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol eliminates the aches and pains of installing an IP address on every computer in your company.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1996
The coming battle in lowly parallel computing.
By Valda Hilley, 08/01/1996
Suddenly losing your mission-critical server can devastate your business, but few companies plan methods to avoid disaster. Windows NT Server offers many availability options to ...
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
Build your own intranet to bring a variety of server-based information to your desktop.
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
Octopus by Octopus Technologies is realtime data mirroring overnetwork connections.
By Warren Pickett, 08/01/1996
NT opens the airwaves to potential cellular customers with Telemac's Debit Technology.
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
NT Server 4.0 included all the enhancements listed for NT Workstation plus more.
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
NetXRay by Cinco Networks turns your NT system into a network monitor.
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
Oberon Software's Prospero is a graphical development tool for constructing Windows-based applications.
By Spyros Sakellariadis, 08/01/1996
Explore how Domain Name System helps you locate remote computers by name so you can conveniently find the hosts you need. Part 1 of this two-part series explains the basic DNS ...
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
The major enhancements that will be available in the final release of NT 4.0.
By Jon Honeyball, 08/01/1996
Uncover some important lessons for US companies--and the mistakes to avoid--when entering the European NT market.
By Ed Tittel, 08/01/1996
Keep your job-and your sanity. Create a backup system.
By Joel Sloss, 08/01/1996
Achieving 99.9% server up-time with NT is now a real possibility with Digital clusters.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1996
The time is ripe for clustering to move into high-volume server markets such as the one Windows NT serves. This level-setting, comprehensive analysis clarifies the issues and ...
By Readers, 08/01/1996
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Warren Pickett, 08/01/1996
Here is what Greg McGregor and John Dismuke had to say about implementing NT.
By Joel Sloss, 08/01/1996
The Lab staff revisits the ProLiant 4500.
By Joel Sloss, 08/01/1996
Taking on the desktop business computing environment, Compaq has revamped its entire line of desktop PCs, consolidated various models under the family name Deskpro.
By Scott Weppler, 08/01/1996
Find out what's going on when you run into trouble setting up and maintaining NT domains.
By Valda Hilley, 08/01/1996
RAID terms and definitions.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1996
Microsoft won't rest until all its building blocks are standards.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1996
Excluding the PowerPC when you're thinking about NT could be a mistake. The PowerPC team has a strategy for getting its platform to the top.
By John Enck, 08/01/1996
Discover the neat, new capabilities of NT 4.0 beta 2.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1996
Here is what Gregory Pfister had to say about clusters and Wolfpacks.
By Michael D. Reilly, 08/01/1996
Evaluating the tools for multiple databases
By Bob Chronister, 08/01/1996
Answers to questions about installing Windows 3.51, what is HSM, NT and Compuserve, the syntax of BOOT.INI, installing NT, and more.
By Joel Sloss, 08/01/1996
The "Windows NT Magazine" Lab adopted the BAPCo SYSmark Windows NT bechmark test.