By Bob Wells, 04/01/1999
Scripts can use Microsoft's WMI technology to automate many administrative chores.
By John Green, 04/01/1999
Speaking from (unpleasant) experience, one Lab Guy explains how you can give your network a basic, no-hassle level of security.
By William Wong, 04/01/1999
OpSession 2.1 offers Windows-based host support, multiplatform viewer support, and Help desk software integration to provide a complete support solution.
By Karen Watterson, 04/01/1999
Repositories have yet to become popular, but several companies are vying for market position. See what the repository industry can do for you.
By Paula Sharick, 04/01/1999
Fines for software-licensing violations are high. Make sure you know how to properly license and manage software in your enterprise.
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Alerts you of potential downtime.
By Richard Harrison, 04/01/1999
Use Terminal Server to enhance your network's NT functionality.
By Sean Daily, 04/01/1999
The ODK lets you create a customized installation of Outlook 98. Here's a guide to the ODK's five-stage configuration.
By Tao Zhou, 04/01/1999
IP multicast lets you transmit information to multiple destinations with one data stream. Here are the basics of IP multicast technology.
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Store data for future analysis and forecasting.
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Distribute applications across a network.
By Michael D. Reilly, 04/01/1999
SMS lets you automatically distribute software packages to client computers, and SMS Installer helps you build customized software packages for SMS to distribute.
By Mark Minasi, 04/01/1999
Consumers need to take on software pest control.
By Kathy Ivens, 04/01/1999
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 Bob Chronister, 04/01/1999
Learn about PDC and BDC synchronization, ISP large-file transfer limitations, and UDFs and unattended NT installations.
By Karen Watterson, 04/01/1999
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Manage disk-space usage across your network from any Web browser with this advanced client/server software.
By David Chernicoff, 04/01/1999
Avert unrecoverable failures.
By Mark Minasi, 04/01/1999
In the radition of resouse kits, Supplement Three offers a few neat tools.
By Michael D. Reilly, 04/01/1999
DHCP seems complicated, but learning about it will save you time in the long run. Let DHCP make your job easier.
By Mark Minasi, 04/01/1999
Service Pack 4's disk quota tool lets you control how much server disk space a user can use.
By William Wong, 04/01/1999
This security-maintenance tool handles the grunt work.
By Richard Harrison, 04/01/1999
Following are some uses for Terminal Server.
By Tao Zhou, 04/01/1999
Here are some useful references for your further study of IP multicast.
By Mark Russinovich, 04/01/1999
A respected internals expert explains why Linux is not yet ready for enterprise computing.
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Archive email information.
By Michael D. Reilly, 04/01/1999
Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) Installer for SMS 2.0 has only minor updates to the SMS 1.2 version.
By Brian Gallagher, 04/01/1999
High-resolution flat panel monitor for tomorrow's workstations.
By Jonathan Cragle, 04/01/1999
The Lab tests the data-mirroring speed of GigaNet's GNN1000 Host Adapter and a 10/100 PCI Ethernet card to find out how fast each device replicates data without causing higher ...
By Michael Otey, 04/01/1999
The author lists 10 of his favorite diagnostic commands.
By Readers, 04/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Brian Gallagher, 04/01/1999
This month, the Lab reviews a tool set that lets you create, edit, and broadcast video over your network and PCI card that tunes in your network to the TV.
By Douglas Toombs, 04/01/1999
IEAK lets you easily deploy IE to users throughout your environment, reducing your stress level and browser-related support costs.
By Mark Smith, 04/01/1999
Solve network storage problems.
By Kendall Wright, 04/01/1999
Examine the main factors that facilitate and complicate message tranfer over the Internet.
By Sean Daily, 04/01/1999
Prevent RAS problems by accounting for these WINS and RAS gotchas.
By Mark Minasi, 04/01/1999
Create one file and copy a few others, and you'll be ready for a DNS server failure.
By Ken Spencer, 04/01/1999
XML is a great new data transfer mechanism. Here's how it works.
By Richard Harrison, 04/01/1999
Do not apply Service Pack 4 (SP4) to a Terminal Server system. Here's why.
By Michael P. Deignan, 04/01/1999
Manage directories from one console.
By Tao Zhou, 04/01/1999
As a major supporter of IP multicast, Microsoft has implemented one of the world's largest multicast networks.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 04/01/1999
Prevent malicious applications on your network.
By Stephen Garwood, 04/01/1999
Like Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) Installer, Seagate Software's WinINSTALL 6.0 uses repackaging techniques to let you easily create software installation packages.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 04/01/1999
SysPrep is a SID generator you can use to clone systems in four steps.
By Karen Watterson, 04/01/1999
Learn about capturing Performance Monitor statistics, the fastest data import method, adding stored error logs, and finding SQL Server 7.0 online resources.
By Brian Gallagher, 04/01/1999
400MHz Celeron debuts in a desktop workstation.