By Jeremy Moskowitz, 08/01/1999
Document your network with NetworkCharter Pro.
By Kalen Delaney, 08/01/1999
A SQL Server professional considers the merits of Microsoft's most recent professional cerification.
By Kurt Hudson, 08/01/1999
A+ certification qualifies the competency of entry-level IT service technicians and is one of the most widely supported certifications in the computer industry.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/01/1999
Securing your Windows NT systems is tedious, and without a good security scanner you might overlook vulnerabilities that you need to correct. WebTrends Security Ananlyzer 2.0 ...
By Vijay Sankar, 08/01/1999
The good newsis that you can remotely administer NT tasks from non-Windows systems. The better news is that a variety of methods exist to do so. Here's a sampling.
By Sean Daily, 08/01/1999
Learn how to make RAS, Proxy Server, and PPTP work together on one server.
By David LeBlanc, 08/01/1999
Learn how to set up security auditing.
By Kathy Ivens, 08/01/1999
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 Jeremy Moskowitz, 08/01/1999
In June 1998, Intel released its long-awaited Profusion chipset to vendors for development and set in motion the release of a generation of SMP 8-way servers.
By Michael D. Reilly, 08/01/1999
If you need to administer several computers remotely but can't justify the time or cost to use SMS, try using NT's tools. You might be surprized at how much you can do.
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/1999
Microsoft annouces Windows 98's successor.
By Jonathan Cragle, 08/01/1999
Monitor your systems with WatchDog-IP 3.0.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/01/1999
Discover the features of SP5 and determine whether you need to install service pack.
By David LeBlanc, 08/01/1999
Learn about where NT stores passwords and how to protect your system.
By John Green, 08/01/1999
A dual-Pentium II Xeon workstation for graphics and high-end applications.
By Readers, 08/01/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/1999
ZAW has grown into CCM and looks like it will have one of the most useful sets of features in Win2K.
By Bob Chronister, 08/01/1999
Learn about loading NT onto notebooks, directing unattended installations to a drive other than C, removing POSIX and OS2 from a server installation, tracking APIs and DLLs, ...
By Karen Watterson, 08/01/1999
Learn about add-ins for OLAP Services, SQL Server 7.0 parallel bcp, the bcp QUERYOUT option, system stored procedures' output format, VBSQL and ADO, and SQL Server log truncation.
By David Chernicoff, 08/01/1999
What does it take to sync Handheld PCs with NT?
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/01/1999
Our free newsletters are a great way to learn about new hotfixes as they become available.
By David LeBlanc, 08/01/1999
Many software companies don't design programs with high security in mind. Protect your self by examining your system very carefully before, during, and after installing new ...
By David Chernicoff, 08/01/1999
The Lab Guys want to know what you think about product reviews.
By Ken Spencer, 08/01/1999
Learn how to use Posting Acceptor to post information from a browser or other clients to a Web site.
By Kurt Hudson, 08/01/1999
You can find information about A+ certification on the Internet. Here is a list of some links.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 08/01/1999
At the March Commerce Solutions Briefing in San Francisco, California, Microsoft briefed the press on its Internet product strategy for the next year or two that uses a new ...
By Robert McIntosh, 08/01/1999
Microsoft offers eight courses to help you develop or upgrade your Win2K skills.
By Editors, 08/01/1999
Review a list of available backup hardware devices.
By David Chernicoff, 08/01/1999
Get a handle on service pack and hotfix complexity with Service Pack Management.
By Steven W. Linthicum, 08/01/1999
Find out how to set yourself apart from other MCSEs by getting a few specialized certifications to document your skills.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/01/1999
Access BindView EMS data from a Web browser.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/01/1999
Here is a link to some Microsoft articles about SP4 ans SP5.
By John Green, 08/01/1999
A well-designed server with solid performance.
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/1999
You can use Ifmember and KiXtart to make your logon batch scripts respond differently to different groups of users.
By Mark Smith, 08/01/1999
Learn how to rent time, space, and applications on a centralized computer and let the landlord handle the maintenance.
By Charles Kerekes, 08/01/1999
Learn how the SED batch-file utility simplifies taking input from a user at a command prompt, retrieving values from text files and assigning them to environment variables, and ...
By Michael Otey, 08/01/1999
The author shares tips for using this customizable and user-friendly window.
By John Green, 08/01/1999
Most analysts expected the database market to shrink in 1998. Find out why the were wrong.
By David LeBlanc, 08/01/1999
Prevent unwanted access by being aware of where passwords are stored on your system.
By Mark Russinovich, 08/01/1999
Discover powerful new system-recovery tools.
By Bob Wells, 08/01/1999
Learn how to create and work with objects in WSH scripts.
By Todd Lammle, 08/01/1999
Learn about Cisco's Career Certifications program, which lets you follow a network support or network design path toward achieving CCIE certification.
By Kurt Hudson, 08/01/1999
Adaptive tests use a few target questions to assess a certification candidate's ability level and adjust the number of questions based on the candidate's performance during the ...
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/1999
Terminal Server's licensing requirements can be complex, but Mark provides a refresher course on when you need a license and when you don't.
By William Wong, 08/01/1999
Learn how to open almost any file with Conversions Plus 4.6.