By Ken Spencer, 06/01/1999
HTML-based ISM provides remote IIS management over an HTTP connection.
By Michael P. Deignan, 06/01/1999
Automated Profile Management's Profile Maker 2.7 is an administration tool you can use to automate profile creation and management in user-executed applications.
By William Wong, 06/01/1999
Learn about proxy arrays, reverse proxy, and multiple proxy servers, and find out how Netscape Proxy Server can benefit your network.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 06/01/1999
You can restrict users' permissions to Registry keys as much as you restict users' permissions to files and directories. Here's how!
By John Green, 06/01/1999
By Bob Chronister, 06/01/1999
Find out how to use previous backups to perform a restore; create Win98 user profiles in NT networks; prevent users from mapping network drives; triple-boot NT, DOS, and Win9x; ...
By Mark Smith, 06/01/1999
Ensure device driver reliability. Discussion of faulty third-party device drivers as the major cause of reliability problems.
By Jonathan Cragle, 06/01/1999
Visio Enterprise 5.0 lets you quickly create document models of your networks, databases, and software projects.
By Mark Russinovich, 06/01/1999
Learn about Win2K's built-in encryption facility.
By Mark Minasi, 06/01/1999
The author provides additional information to help you decide when and how to specify machines' domain controllers.
By Bob Wells, 06/01/1999
Learn how to create and structure WSH scripts.
By Joshua Feinberg, 06/01/1999
Microsoft adds functionality to BackOffice Small Business Server 4.5 to ease installation, deployment, remote administration, and management.
By Randall S. Nieland, 06/01/1999
XIOtech's MAGNITUDE family of disk arrays is a fault-tolerant, scalable, and flexible way to add storage space.
By Readers, 06/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Christa Anderson, 06/01/1999
Using clustering technology, NCSA combines 192 processors to make an NT-based supercomputer.
By Ken Spencer, 06/01/1999
WLBS uses clustering and load balancing to make server application reliable and scalable.
By Sean Daily, 06/01/1999
Exploit these tips to prevent and troubleshoot common RAS-breaking DHCP problems.
By Brian Shea, 06/01/1999
By Tony Redmond, 06/01/1999
Custering improves an Exchange Server system's availibility, but isn't a fail-safe solution.
By Timothy Dyck, 06/01/1999
DB2 5.2 offers Java support, parallel processing, and state-of-the-art graphical tools.
By Karen Watterson, 06/01/1999
Learn about visible system objects, SQL Server 7.0's improved date aritmetic, distributed heterogeneous gueries, difficult DTS connection names, and the autoshrink function.
By Michael P. Deignan, 06/01/1999
SpartaCom's Acctrol for RAS is an accounting and control system built on client/server technology for NT's RAS.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 06/01/1999
Learn how to use the new Windows installer service to manage Windows software installations more efficiently.
By Michael P. Deignan, 06/01/1999
InterAccess Terminal Server is an NT-based service that monitors your COM ports and lets users log on to your NT server and obtain shell access, similar to a direct serial ...
By Mark Minasi, 06/01/1999
Manage share permissions from the command line.
By Kathy Ivens, 06/01/1999
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, 06/01/1999
Discussion of Microsoft's flexibility on announced shipping dates for OSs and service packs.
By Joshua Feinberg, 06/01/1999
Seem Software developed Express Assist 2.2 to fill some perceived gaps in Microsoft Outlook Express' functionality.
By Tao Zhou, 06/01/1999
RADIUS technology lets you use your existing user directory to authenticate your remote users for both ISP and corporate access. Here's how RADIUS works.
By Jonathan Cragle, 06/01/1999
Concerning NT Clustering and MSCS, the Lab Guys are worried that Microsoft has dropped the ball.
By Brian Shea, 06/01/1999
BUC uses several constant values and supporting function. This sidebar is a discussion of some of these peripheral tools.
By Christa Anderson, 06/01/1999
Robert Pennington is the Windows NT Cluster Group's team leader at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)-the group that saw the growing importance of NT and ...
By Jim Plas, 06/01/1999
Explore MSCS's basic funtionality and walk through how to use MSCS with IIS to set up a high-availability Web site that gives you peace of mind.
By Michael Otey, 06/01/1999
The author shares his favorite shortcuts to help you save time while you work.
By Michael D. Reilly, 06/01/1999
DNS provides name resolution for IPaddresses outside your network and works with WINSto keeo up with IP address changes.
By David Chernicoff, 06/01/1999
Change for the Sake of Change--Discussion of the Microsoft change from double-click behavior to single click option.
By Charles Kerekes, 06/01/1999
NT environment variables hold useful information that you can use to make your scripts more powerful.
By Tony Redmond, 06/01/1999
Exchange Server 5.5 uses database space more efficiently than previous versions, but you still might need to rebuild your IS or Directory database.
By John Green, 06/01/1999
The Gateway ALR 9200 Server is the newest addition to the ALR Server series that offers the combined technologies of Gateway 2000 and Advanced Logic Research (ALR) \, which is now ...
By Michael P. Deignan, 06/01/1999
If your company's heterogeneous environment runs various OSs and application, you spend a lot of time creating and assigning passwords to new user accounts or modifying existing ...
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 06/01/1999
Citadel Technology's WinShield is a desktop management and security package for NT Workstation and Win9x systems that lets an administgrator define and control the desktop at a ...