By Mark Russinovich, 05/15/1999
Tyan Computer released Thunder 100, an outstanding motherboard for high-end Windows NT workstations and midrange servers.
By Jonathan Cragle, 05/15/1999
Editor Jonathan Cragle pick for restoration of data is ConfigSage because it increases the efficiency of system troubleshooting and support while reducing computer downtime.
By Paula Sharick, 05/15/1999
Executive Software's Diskeeper 4.0 is the solution for a well-documented disk fragmentation problem.
By Bob Chronister, 05/15/1999
Editor Bob Chronister discusses Compaq's Parallel Database Cluster which was introduced specifically to handle Oracle Parallel Server in an NT environment.
By David Chernicoff, 05/15/1999
Editor David Chernicoff's favorite tool for writing code is CoffeeCup Software's CoffeeCup HTML Editor++.
By Michael D. Reilly, 05/15/1999
The Belkin OmniView is a 4-port keyboard/video/mouse switch (KVM switch) favored by Editor Michael Reilly.
By Sean Daily, 05/15/1999
If setting NT Performance Monitor alerts and writing thousands of custom lines of scripting code aren't your preferred methods of managing your NT enterprise, you'll find Heroix's ...
By Mark Minasi, 05/15/1999
Empty your hard disk to install a new MBR.
By Douglas Toombs, 05/15/1999
ConSeal PC FIREWALL is a low-cost personal firewall with capabilities comparable to those of more expensive corporate firewall products.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 05/15/1999
CryptoSwift II offloads tasks from the central processor to handle encryption processing.
By Bob Wells, 05/15/1999
Perl 5.005 merges the two previously popular Win32 builds into one unified package and eliminates past incompatibilities.
By David Chernicoff, 05/15/1999
Editor David Chernicoff's pick for a good SCSI controller is Adaptec's AAA-133SA.
By David Chernicoff, 05/15/1999
Editor David Chernicoff likes Dell's Precision WorkStation 410. Dell has put together solid, best-of-breed baseline components that provide an excellent platform for buildig a ...
By Bob Chronister, 05/15/1999
Learn the difference between tombstoning and simple database deletion, how to eliminate static mappings from the WINSdatabase without shutting down replication, how to move ...
By Michael D. Reilly, 05/15/1999
Dragon System's Dragon NaturallySpeaking is voice-recognition software for computers.
By Christa Anderson, 05/15/1999
Editor Christa Anderson chose QUALCOMM's Eudora Pro 4.1 for mail management, message filtering, alias support, attachment support, ability to work in the background, and ...
By Michael Otey, 05/15/1999
Mike Otey's favorite hardware is Ascend Communications' Pipeline 75 ISDN router with firewall.
By Mark Minasi, 05/15/1999
PartitionMagic becomes essential for creating systems that dual-boot NT and Win98 or Win95.
By David Chernicoff, 05/15/1999
Editor David Chernicoff discusses why he relies on Sendmail for NT. The software processes 50,000 messages weekly and hosts 3 mail domains, 4 mailing lists and about 50 POP3 user ...
By Michael Otey, 05/15/1999
ERD Commander from Winternals Software is Editor Mike Otey's favorite disaster recovery software.
By John Green, 05/15/1999
You can use pcANYWHERE32 8.0 as a host or remote computer,a traditional dial-up terminal, or a gateway.
By Mark Minasi, 05/15/1999
Telnet server speeds up remote administration.
By Mark Minasi, 05/15/1999
Software vendors should make licenses available before consumers buy.
By Jonathan Cragle, 05/15/1999
Editor Jonathan Cragle's pick for security management is Internet Security Systems' RealSecure 3.0 for 24 x 7 network security.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 05/15/1999
IP Metrics Software's NIC Express 1.1 is Editor Mark Joseph Edwards favorite software package. The software adds fault tolerance and performance enhancements to any Windows NT ...
By Ken Spencer, 05/15/1999
Microsoft's Visual InterDev 6.0 raises the standard for Internet and intranet applications to a new level.
By Karen Watterson, 05/15/1999
In December 1998, Internet Security Systems (ISS) announced its version of SQL Auditor based on technology it acquired from DBSecure. ISS renamed the product Database Scanner and ...
By Sean Daily, 05/15/1999
FastLane Technologies' DM/Suite rescues beleaguered administrators who manage NT-based WANs.
By Paula Sharick, 05/15/1999
Editor Paula Sharick tested Seagate's Backup Exec for 70 hours without an error dialog box and prefers it over NTBackup.
By David Chernicoff, 05/15/1999
When Editor David Chernicoff downloads files buried within directories, he cracks open Ipswith's WS_FTP Pro.
By Mark Russinovich, 05/15/1999
Compuware NuMega's SoftICE is the only alternative debugger on the market, and although it has a high price tag, it's a necessity for a serious kernel-mode programmer.
By Michael D. Reilly, 05/15/1999
CRW4260 CD-Rewritable (CD-RW) disk drive is one of Editor Michael Reilly's favorite hardware products.
By Mark Minasi, 05/15/1999
Symantec's Norton Ghost takes a snapshot of your disk and then copies that image to a network drive or perhaps a Jaz cartridge.
By Jonathan Chau, 05/15/1999
Editor Jonathan Chau chose Matrox's Millennium G200 as the first killer video card for Windows NT users.
By Brian Gallagher, 05/15/1999
THe Sony Handycam DCR-PC1 is one of a new generation's first convergence products that increasingly blur the line between where computers stop and the rest of our lives begin.
By Bob Wells, 05/15/1999
Keep your scripting environment up-to-date, but upgrade cautiously.
By Mark Smith, 05/15/1999
By Sean Daily, 05/15/1999
Mylex raises the bar for performance and features in the RAID controller market with its new ultra high-end eXtremeRAID 1100.
By Paula Sharick, 05/15/1999
Editor Paula Sharick's pick for software favorite is GlobalSCAPE's CuteFTP, which installs in less than one minute and works every time.
By Jonathan Cragle, 05/15/1999
Editor Jonathan Cragle discusses his favorite server interconnect, the GigaNet GNN1000, which has shattered TPC-D network benchmarks.
By Paula Sharick, 05/15/1999
Ken Spencer's favorite hardware device of 1999 is the HP9100C Digital Sender.
By Douglas Toombs, 05/15/1999
If you're not running Exchange Server, or if you're running Exchange Server with other mail platforms, consider Infinite Technologies' WebMail.