By Ben Rothke, 06/01/1997
Two-factor authentication adds a level of security to ordinary password authentication.
By Gene Henriksen, 06/01/1997
Access UNIX files and establish UNIX-to-Windows and Windows-to-UNIX printer sharing with SCO's Advanced File and Printer Server.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
Take a look at a system mirroring solution.
By Carlos Bernal, 06/01/1997
Vinca StandbyServer for NT uses Windows NT's disk mirroring capabilities to mirror a hard disk partition on your primary server to your backup server over a high-speed link.
By Spyros Sakellariadis, 06/01/1997
Gather and distribute company news to your employees, customers, and the general public with Internet News Server, a component of Microsoft's Commercial Internet Suite.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
A feature summary in table format for clustering solutions.
By Warren Pickett, 06/01/1997
Ian Cohen, senior manager of group information services, thoughts on NT mighration.
By Michael D. Reilly, 06/01/1997
The Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 resource kits provide more than just operating system documentation; they offer utilities to help you manage your system.
By Carlos Bernal, 06/01/1997
Network Specialists' Double-Take 1.3 Beta for Windows NT is a clustering back-up solution and resource mangement tool that creates continuous, realtime mirroring of data, even ...
By Readers, 06/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Douglas Toombs, 06/01/1997
If you don't want to buy new modems and data lines every year, here's a low-cost, secure way to access your network through the Internet.
By Mark Smith, 06/01/1997
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 John Enck, 06/01/1997
A list of products and vendors that address UNIX-to-NT migration.
By Bob Hyland, 06/01/1997
This month's VB solution, the SQLScript utility, lets you examine a SQL Server database and generate the Transact-SQL to re-create it.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
Use any of these products to create a high-availability cluster of a SQL Server or set of file services.
By Christa Anderson, 06/01/1997
Microsoft's new approach to prioritizing threads in NT 4.0 affects the performance of applications running in the background and the foreground.
By John Enck, 06/01/1997
Microsoft encourages the migration of programs from UNIX to NT, but provides few tools to do the job. Discover how third-party vendors answer the call for help.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
LifeKeeper 1.0 for EnVista Servers are bundled solutions for NT clustering.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 06/01/1997
A short list of resources to try.
By Sean Daily, 06/01/1997
ATA interface is doing its job, but a hidden factor limits performance.
By Carlos Bernal, 06/01/1997
Octopus SASO 2.0 is a sophisticated mirroring software package used to prevent disaster.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
"Windows NT Magazine" Lab examines seven NT clustering solutions.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
Are you ready to dance with the wolves?
By Curt Aubley, 06/01/1997
Every new systems admininstrator can make the most of NT Server's memory.
By Mark Smith, 06/01/1997
Examine some situations that call for clustering and choose the right clustering product to save the day.
By Mark Minasi, 06/01/1997
Learn what's happening behind the scenes when you log on to an NT machine.
By Tim Daniels, 06/01/1997
NT Cluster-in-a-Box from Data General gives users high availability
By Warren Pickett, 06/01/1997
Cedel Bank implemented NT and BackOffice in a mission-critical environment on the fast track.
By Sean Daily, 06/01/1997
Explore the various flavors of SCSI and IDE and compare their features and shortcomings.
By Bob Chronister, 06/01/1997
Find out whether to enable PPTP filtering within a domain, the advantages and disadvantages of using a printer pool vs. a network printer, and what to consider when you upgrade ...
By T.J. Harty, 06/01/1997
Create special effects, including spinning image cubes, messages that morph into other messages, and a light board, on your Web page with easy-to-use ActiveX controls from ...
By Mark Smith, 06/01/1997
Knowing that the US government can demand access to 56-big incrypted information clearly compromises privacy.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 06/01/1997
Become a more effective and valuable NT systems admninistrator with these tools, tips, and resources.
By Sue Cooper, 06/01/1997
A list of vendors, products, and contact information for clustering solutions.
By Paula Sharick, 06/01/1997
Install Network Monitor, capture network packets, log activity for a local network and a RAS connection, and include or exclude specific protocols from the capture file.
By Carlos Bernal, 06/01/1997
RemoteServ/IS from Cubix is remote access and availability in one package.
By Mark T. Edmead, 06/01/1997
Don't let a kernel STOP error intimidate you. Read the blue screen's message and get back on track.
By Brian Moran, 06/01/1997
By popular demand, Windows NT Magazine inaugurates a column about SQL Server. Find out the answers to three FAQs about queries, Registry settings, and replication.
By Richard Close, 06/01/1997
Budget for training and supporting different types of IS and non-IS users before you begin a project to migrate to Windows NT.
By Paula Sharick, 06/01/1997
A glossary of common network protocols.
By Tony Redmond, 06/01/1997
Enhance your Exchange deployment with the Exchange Server Resource Kit software tools, including simple programs and NT services.
By Edward B. Toupin, 06/01/1997
Access information about Internet users or sites with Finger.
By Sean Daily, 06/01/1997
IDE and SCSI controllers can use any of three data transfer methods to move data to and from system memory.
By Joel Sloss, 06/01/1997
Definitions for clustering terms and technologies.
By J. Simon Hancock, 06/01/1997
Dynamic Web pages let you easily build a shopping experience for customers at your online store.
By Tony Redmond, 06/01/1997
The Mailbox Cleanup Agent is an excellent example of how the ERK can add value to your system.