By William Wong, 03/01/1999
Handle open files during backup with Open File Manager 5.1
By Karen Watterson, 03/01/1999
Learn about MCDBA certification, Unicode strings, ISQL/w query results, ODBC driver installation, DUMP TRAN commands, and the new Index Tuning Wizard.
By Tao Zhou, 03/01/1999
COMTI integrates Component Object Model technology with IBM mainframe transaction programs. Here's how you can use COMTI to deliver mainframe data to NT and your Web applications.
By Bob Chronister, 03/01/1999
Larn about source routing in a mixed network environment, upgrading Win9x workstations to NT 4.0, and creating an unattended installation of SP4.
By Paula Sharick, 03/01/1999
PPTP offers an inexpensive alternative to a corporate WAN. Learn about PPTP's improvements in SP4.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1999
Manage your NT enterprise environment with Aelita Enterprise Suite's collection of programs.
By David Chernicoff, 03/01/1999
NT and SMP can finally make the most of vendor applications.
By Brian Gallagher, 03/01/1999
Flat panel display comes of age with the Nokia 500Xa
By Readers, 03/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1999
Panda's antivirus solution detects viruses in email clients.
By Curt Aubley, 03/01/1999
Keeping your disk subsystem in shape can improve your overall NT performance. Learn how to group similar disk activities, apply the appropriate allocation unit size, and load ...
By Michael Otey, 03/01/1999
The author reveals his 10 favorite NET commands and offers tips for each of them.
By John Enck, 03/01/1999
This Lab Guy's persistence pays off as he learns that he can live with Terminal Server and MetaFrame to handle day-to-day computing.
By Sean Daily, 03/01/1999
Microsoft Connection Manager can simplify establishing dial-up connections and automate remote client phone book updating.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1999
ClickNet Y2K is an inexpensive, automated program that collects information about your hardware and software infrastructure and identifies potential Y2K-compliance problems.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 03/01/1999
NT 4.0 administrators can prevent network problems by properly maintaining the WINS and DHCP databases.
By Sean Daily, 03/01/1999
Examine your storage needs and tailor your NTFS volumes accordingly to increase your NTFS volumes' performance.
By Jonathan Cragle, 03/01/1999
One of the Lab Guys attends boot camp in Florida, feels the pain, and obtains his MCSE.
By Brian Gallagher, 03/01/1999
This month, one of the Lab Guys reviews RealNetwork's RealSystem G2 network-based video distribution software, and Sony's PCR-DC1 Digital Handycam camcorder.
By Marty Scher, 03/01/1999
A tool that helps complete tasks during logoff.
By Michael D. Reilly, 03/01/1999
The browser service is more complicated than you might think. Learn how it works and how to maximize its efforts.
By Curt Aubley, 03/01/1999
There are several things to consider when looking for a robust and scalable RAID array solution to store your important enterprise data.
By Kathy Ivens, 03/01/1999
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 Minasi, 03/01/1999
The final release of Windows 2000 will have 40 million lines of code. The average commercial software has 15 bugs per 1000 lines of code. This statistic means we can expect Win2K ...
By Mark Smith, 03/01/1999
Oracle's Larry Ellison thinks Microsoft's monopoly will end soon.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 03/01/1999
Uncontrolled Internet access can lead to situations that damage your business so controlling and tracking Internet use is paramount to protecting your business.
By Tony Redmond, 03/01/1999
Use Microsoft utilities to move user mailboxes between servers in the same site or in different sites.
By Michael Atalla, 03/01/1999
Three logon scripts let you move NT workstations between domains without requiring user or administrator action at the client desktop.
By Karen Watterson, 03/01/1999
Here's a brief marketing-free summary for readers who find the many versions of SQL Server 7.0 confusing.
By Mark Minasi, 03/01/1999
Make and break trust relationships from the command line.
By Douglas Toombs, 03/01/1999
To get the most out of performance tuning your software, make sure your network is running efficiently.
By Jonathan Cragle, 03/01/1999
Attending an MCSE boot camp is stressful. To succeed mentally and physically, follow these 10 suggestions.
By Mark Minasi, 03/01/1999
NT 4.0's SP4 offers several fixes that make NT networking easier for administrators.
By Mark Minasi, 03/01/1999
What would you do if DHCP server failed? Prepare now to make restoring the DHCP database fairly painless.
By Jonathan Chau, 03/01/1999
A DVD-ROM multimedia solution for PCs
By Mark Russinovich, 03/01/1999
By peeling away the layers of NT's network architecture, I'll show you how this architecture implements network programming APIs.
By Tao Zhou, 03/01/1999
SNA Server 4.0 includes a host security integration feature that integrates Windows NT domain security and mainframe security and provides a single sign-on (SSO) function.
By Paula Sharick, 03/01/1999
Microsoft articles about PPTP installation and throubleshooting
By Alistair G. Lowe-Norris, 03/01/1999
Microsoft has improved WINS in Windows 2000. Even though TCP/IP is the chosen protocol of the Internet, you might work with WINS on your desktop OSs for a while. Here's how the ...
By Brian Gallagher, 03/01/1999
Parallel architecture provides performance
By John Green, 03/01/1999
Get quad-Xeon performance in a space-saving design