By Mark Russinovich, 05/01/1997
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 Karen Watterson, 05/01/1997
Uses and goals of Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).
By Carlos Bernal, 05/01/1997
Products that simplify software license management.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1997
Unicenter TNG from Computer Associates is a suite of interrelated modules that addresses a different aspect of end-to-end enterprise and systems management.
By Joel Sloss, 05/01/1997
Enterprise Administrator 4.0 from Mission Critical Software lets you manage user accounts, create and assign permissions and manage security on a large scale.
By T.J. Harty, 05/01/1997
Track stats for your Web page advertisers, and use the Web to administer your NT Server.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 05/01/1997
Network security means more than just a firewall. Add these basic tools to monitor and assess security on your network.
By Tao Zhou, 05/01/1997
Three improtant procedures in multicasting.
By Jonathan Chau, 05/01/1997
FileRules 1.02 from Ilexis is a tool for writing and executing rules for managing files automatically.
By Ben Rothke, 05/01/1997
A list of security books and ordering information.
By Mark Smith, 05/01/1997
Maybe NT 5.0 will come with a discount coupon.
By Brian Moran, 05/01/1997
See how IIS 3.0's most significant new feature, Active Server Pages, helps you build high-powered, dynamic Web server applications from a development environment that combines ...
By Ed Tittel, 05/01/1997
Systems management encompasses a huge variety of tasks. Third-party packages solve individual systems-management problems or cover a range, but NT comes with some useful tools to ...
By Bart Stidham, 05/01/1997
C2 is a good standard for security, but you need to know what you're getting.
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1997
BindView EMS/NOSadmin is a network and resource reporting tool that now works with Windows NT.
By Brian Moran, 05/01/1997
Encryption of SQL Server passwords doesn't ensure their security. Find out where the holes are so you'll be less likely to step in them.
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1997
Remote help desk and software distribution at your fingertips with Microsoft's SMS 1.2.
By Michael Otey, 05/01/1997
Is Microsoft's first stab at integraing its developer-oriented products a bona fide tools suite or a collection of products that are on speaking terms?
By Chris Bajorek, 05/01/1997
Among voice mail and email system vendors, the debate is on: client-based or server-based.
By Ben Rothke, 05/01/1997
C2 is outdated, military-based specification that does not address the security needs of today's corporate computing environment.
By Sue Cooper, 05/01/1997
A list of products, discriptions and contact information.
By Tao Zhou, 05/01/1997
A quick review of ISO/OSI, IEEE 802.2, and TCP/IP.
By Tao Zhou, 05/01/1997
Video conferencing, audio conferencing, and online training are here. Is your system ready for these and other applications that deliver information from one source to many ...
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1997
Proactive systems management requires knowing what is happening throughout your enterprise, and AlertPage from Geneva Software helps keep you informed.
By Craig Zacker, 05/01/1997
Workstation Manager, a new module in Novell's IntranetWare Client for Windows NT, gives you one logon to NetWare and NT networks and lets you access NT objects via an NDS tree.
By Michael D. Reilly, 05/01/1997
Learn how RAS lets you access your network when you're away from the office.
By Mark Minasi, 05/01/1997
With an understanding of the boot process, you can learn to avoid the blue screen of death.
By Tim Daniels, 05/01/1997
Consider CompuThoughts' SMSworks for unattended software installation.
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
A list of sources and contact information.
By Readers, 05/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By David Lafferty, 05/01/1997
Common problems to watch for to help avoid trouble.
By Jon Honeyball, 05/01/1997
London hosted a four-day Windows show.
By Bart Stidham, 05/01/1997
Background information and criteria of security levels.
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
Datametrics Systems' ViewPoint keeps watch over the activities of multiple servers and multiple systems.
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
Argent's Quota Server 4.0B and Quota Manager 2.6.1 help administer disk space quotas.
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
Deploying low-end services, such as Telnet, RSH, Finger, TFTP, and UUCP, with high-end services, such as NFS and SMTP mail, you can create a UNIX-friendly NT environment.
By David Lafferty, 05/01/1997
With SQLMail, you can query SQL Server from Windows Messaging applications such as Exchange and receive messages from the SQL Server for tasks such as alerts and triggers.
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
Pragma Systems' InterAccess Telnetd Server supports a variety of remote command-line applications.
By Tony Redmond, 05/01/1997
To deploy Exchange in a large enterprise, you need to consider the Windows NT infrastructure, network connections and bandwidth, the shape of the Exchange organization, and server ...
By John Enck, 05/01/1997
HP OpenView is a family of products for network and systems management.
By Chris Bajorek, 05/01/1997
New features in Internet Information Server (IIS) 3.0.
By Michael Otey, 05/01/1997
Coding with Win32 network API functions is easy. Three of them let you build NetMessage, a utility for sending network messages without leaving the Windows NT GUI.
By Chris Bajorek, 05/01/1997
Retrieve your email messages from your voice mailbox. Find out the future--and the present--of one-inbox messaging.
By Christa Anderson, 05/01/1997
The US Department of Defense looks to NT to provide the applications and support the file formats DoD needs.
By Mark Russinovich, 05/01/1997
Disk defragmentation products are hot sellers. Find about about NT's disk defragmentation support and how defragmentation tools work.
By Bob Chronister, 05/01/1997
Learn how to eliminate Network Neighborhood icon from your desktop, configure the Tcpip Registry key, find a Microsoft hotfix for the Service Pack 2 RPC bug, and perform ...