By Ethan Wilansky, 05/01/1999
Learn about SMS 2.0's improved client features, including resource discovery and client agents.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1999
Terminal Server SP4 and Windows 2000 Server make many improvements to NT 4.0's Terminal Server. Here's a lokk at the new Terminal Server.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1999
Command-line utilities make Terminal Server administration manageable on large networks.
By Kathy Ivens, 05/01/1999
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 Michael D. Reilly, 05/01/1999
WINS is a TCP/IP service that lets you resolve computer names. earn how to install and configure this service.
By Tim Reeser, 05/01/1999
Because X-11 has been around for so long, delevopers have used it for many applications. Here are some of them.
By Sean Daily, 05/01/1999
Use the checklist to figure out what's causing your RAS-related browsing woes.
By Bill Johnson, 05/01/1999
ALE's embedded applications can solve several real-world problems. Here's what it can do for you.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1999
Learn why NetPCs don't fit into thin-client networking.
By John Green, 05/01/1999
Connect your small network to the Internet.
By Readers, 05/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Gary C. Kessler, 05/01/1999
The NT version of DHCP lets you assign almost 50 network settings, but most network administrators use this full-featured tool to conserve network IP addresses.
By Mark Russinovich, 05/01/1999
Learn how NT organizes and manages this crucial database.
By John Green, 05/01/1999
When they needed to provide basic protection for systems on an independent network, the Lab Guys installed a firewall - and discovered the process isn't as painful as it used to ...
By William Wong, 05/01/1999
Gain easy Internet access with WinGate 3.0.
By Sean Daily, 05/01/1999
Learn how Terminal Server can provide a low-cost remote access solution.
By Michael P. Deignan, 05/01/1999
Address network problems efficiently.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1999
Take a look at why MetaFrame 1.0 isn't the end of the Independent Computing Architecture story.
By Jonathan Chau, 05/01/1999
Helps you deploy cutting-edge Web sites.
By Michael P. Deignan, 05/01/1999
Imaging and workstation management.
By Gary C. Kessler, 05/01/1999
In the past few years, developers have created several methods that cleverly use available IP address space. Here are some of them.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1999
Having trouble distinguishing one thin-client computing device from another? This primer explains the difference between network computers and Windows terminals.
By Steve Chadly, 05/01/1999
Solve bandwidth and access problems using ICA clients and thin-client server software to launch and embed applications in Web browsers.
By Bill Johnson, 05/01/1999
Follow these step by step instructions for application configuration.
By Brian Gallagher, 05/01/1999
500MHz Intel Pentium III processor debuts.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1999
The Lab reviews three very different thin-client products for NT: Terminal Server, MetaFrame, and MaxStation.
By David Chernicoff, 05/01/1999
Instituting workstation backups on a regular basis.
By Bob Chronister, 05/01/1999
Learn about NT's Y2K concern's Win2K and NetBIOS, mainframe vs. the client/server model, reasons to upgrade to SP4, and how to set up a DRAS onnector in Exchange Server that uses ...
By Tim Reeser, 05/01/1999
Choosing between the RDP and ICA protocols based on a strict speed comparison doesn't make sense. A better way is to compare the two protocols' features and cost - and to consider ...
By Karen Watterson, 05/01/1999
Learn about Microsoft-hosted SQL Server newsgroups, SQL Server 7.0 on a Terminal Server system, SQL Server 7.0's reserved keywords, undocumented error messages, and SQL Server ...
By Randy Franklin Smith, 05/01/1999
Answer this question by learning the details of PPTP's weaknesses and how well Microsoft addressed these weaknesses.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1999
A new computer purchase revels some interesting new RAM options and gives Mark a chance to test beta 3.
By Tony Redmond, 05/01/1999
The next version of Exchange Server includes major changes that will enhance the product's scalibility and manageability. Only time will tell whether those changes will meet ...
By Michael P. Deignan, 05/01/1999
Simulate your environment for testing.
By Bob Wells, 05/01/1999
VBScript 5.0, which is now in beta, includes support for regular expressions. Bob uses the new VBScript feature to replicate the functionality of the NT rescource kit's Getmac ...
By Jeff Bankston, 05/01/1999
Administer NT domains easily.
By Richard Adams, 05/01/1999
Change Registry values to maximize the efficiency of the NT Browser service and your domain controllers' synchronization process.
By Jonathan Cragle, 05/01/1999
Learn how to centralize your servers.
By Bill Johnson, 05/01/1999
Follow these steps to create ICA and HTML files.
By Ken Spencer, 05/01/1999
Site Server Express 2.0 contains utilities that let you analyze and report on your Web site traffic quickly and easily. Here's a step-by-step guide to using two important Site ...
By Mark Smith, 05/01/1999
Learn how Windows NT Magazine is handling Linux vs. Windows.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1999
Use this Netdom option to add or delete computer accounts in bulk.
By Bill Johnson, 05/01/1999
Learn how to install the ICA Web client.
By Michael Otey, 05/01/1999
The author shares timesaving desktop tips.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1999
What will happen when investors get over their giddiness?