By Joel Sloss, 11/01/1996
The Tricord PowerFrame is not your typical PC server. It almost classifies as a mainframe or minicomputer.
By Charles Kelly, 11/01/1996
How to determine whether your organization needs a firewall for Internet security.
By Mark Russinovich, 11/01/1996
Microsoft doesn't want you to read this article. At the kernel level, NT Server and NT Workstation are the same, and only a Registry key or two determines which is which. Just ...
By Ronald K. Arden, 11/01/1996
Microsoft Merchant System lets retailers set up a complete store on the Internet to sell anything.
By Mark Smith, 11/01/1996
Behind the front lines of the Web browser war, a Web server battle has been raging between O'Reilly & Associaties and Microsoft.
By David Truncale, 11/01/1996
CompuServe has bet its business on NT. Discover how the online service is migrating its entire operation from its DEC-10 architecture to Windows NT.
By Michael D. Reilly, 11/01/1996
Discover some neat tricks and services that will make managing your hard drive easy.
By T.J. Harty, 11/01/1996
Log-analysis packages will tell you what happened earlier on your server, but IISA tells you what's happening now.
By Jonathan Chau, 11/01/1996
Navigator 3.0 is the latest incarnation of Netscape's trend-setting and industry-leading Web browser.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 11/01/1996
This article is the third in a series introducing the Microsoft Catapult proxy server.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 11/01/1996
Connecting Mac users to your Windows NT system? They won't have to change their Mac habits at all.
By Mark Minasi, 11/01/1996
What's in a name? WINS and DNS read names differently, that's what. Check out the subtle differences.
By Alex Pournelle, 11/01/1996
Internet commerce the next milestone in the Web's evolution. What does the future hold for online business pioneers?
By Joel Sloss, 11/01/1996
The Windows NT Magazine Lab tests Microsoft's Exchange Server's ability to scale on an NT platform based on CPU and memory use. The conclusions might surprise you.
By Joel Sloss, 11/01/1996
The Lab Guys tell you about some great features in NT 4.0, and they introduce the Lab's new approach to benchmarking.
By Jon Honeyball, 11/01/1996
NT and trade shows.
By Michael Otey, 11/01/1996
A look at NT's built-in Event Log viewer.
By John Enck, 11/01/1996
Test and troubleshoot performance in a client/server environment with Dynameasure, a solution for applications such as server benchmarking, capacity planning, stress testing, and ...
By Douglas Toombs, 11/01/1996
So you don't have access to NT right now? Windows NT Server Tools for Windows 95 lets you perform NT administrative functions.
By David Truncale, 11/01/1996
CompuServe needed an object-oriented database to handle the complexities of its forums. The solution was POET.
By Valda Hilley, 11/01/1996
This department focuses on what's new in operating systems, hardware, software, support, scalability, the enterprise and Windows NT's take on the trends in the marketplace.
By Jonathan Chau, 11/01/1996
Microsoft's latest Web browser, Internet Explorer 3.0, has what it takes and then some.
By Charles Kelly, 11/01/1996
To mitigate the risk of connecting to the Internet, make sure your network security policy is up to date and the security procedures are working.
By Charles Kelly, 11/01/1996
Tyring to juggle the importance of Internet access with your network's security? Improve your business security with firewalls and a few rules for Internet users.
By John Enck, 11/01/1996
Step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring Dynameasure.
By Alex Pournelle, 11/01/1996
Somebody needs to think about what benefits SQL Server 6.5 offers end users and applications.
By Michael D. Reilly, 11/01/1996
PartitionMagic 2.0 from PowerQuest has some unique abilities, including the ability to change the size of a disk partition without destroying the data.
By Michael Otey, 11/01/1996
Windows NT Magazine introduces this practical, hands-on department by showing how NT APIs let you easily develop a utility to quickly check security on your networked Windows NT ...
By Bob Chronister, 11/01/1996
Find answers to questions about booting to NT, using schedule service, NT 4.0 and icons, TCP/IP printing, modem set up, configuring NT 4.0, Program Manager, and ...
By Joel Sloss, 11/01/1996
LoadSim can tell you a great deal about your server's performance, what an optimal configuration is, and what load your server can support.
By Jane Morrill, 11/01/1996
Microsoft announced an alliance with eight other software companies to provide a strong, scalable, interoperable, data-warehousing solution for SQL Server and Windows NT.
By Mark Smith, 11/01/1996
Here is what Bruce MacNaughton had to say about NT.
By Charles Kelly, 11/01/1996
Vendors and products passed the NCSA certification program.
By Readers, 11/01/1996
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Ronald K. Arden, 11/01/1996
To provide secure commerce across the Web, Merchant System will rely on Secure Sockets Layer and Secure Elecronic Transactions.
By Joel Sloss, 11/01/1996
The test results of Exchange and NT scalability sparked analyzing the effects of disk configuration and performance on overall system performance.