By Mark Joseph Edwards, 10/01/1997
Internet Security Systems' RealSecure 1.0 for Windows NT monitors your network and protects it from malicious attacks.
By Bob Chronister, 10/01/1997
Configure an ATM network, remove a server from NT's browser service, remove the name of the last user NT lists during the login process, make NT automatically power down, and ...
By Michael E. Chacon, 10/01/1997
Amdahl EnVista Frontline Server works effectively as a standalone or in a cluster.
By Mark Minasi, 10/01/1997
Find out how your network systems that don't understand WINS can use a WINS proxy agent to resolve NetBIOS names. And share some grins about Osmium and some concerns about video ...
By Karen Watterson, 10/01/1997
Contending with suspect databases and the year 2000, hiding code, speeding the Access Upsizing Wizard, sleuthing mysterious duplicate keys, taking advantage of logwrite sleep, ...
By Douglas S. Frisk, 10/01/1997
Use the System Policy Editor to create policy templates that let you change Registry settings across your network or on local machines when users log on.
By Tony Redmond, 10/01/1997
Internal protection schemes depend on the type of connection and the protocols that flow across the connection.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 10/01/1997
Hackers are now turning their energies to crashing Windows NT systems. Here are some recent attacks and how to prevent them.
By Tao Zhou, 10/01/1997
Entrust/WebCA 1.01 consists of five main parts: the client interface, the admin interface, the WebCA admin, the Web CA manager, and the Web CA directory.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 10/01/1997
Micrsoft's practice of downplaying the severity and potential of a given exploit simply must stop.
By NCR's Windows NT Global Support Center, 10/01/1997
Demoting a PDC to a BDC, accessing NT's Server's FTP service with a Netscape browser, and more.
By Tony Redmond, 10/01/1997
Protect your mailbox and your organization's integrity with some of Exchange Server's advanced security features.
By Mark Minasi, 10/01/1997
With such features as Dynamic HTML, Outlook Express, and NetMeeting, IE 4 is the next generation of Internet tools.
By John Enck, 10/01/1997
Session Wall-3 from AbirNet is a session-level TCP/IP firewall, a network activity monitor and reporter, and a guardian of business behavior.
By William Wong, 10/01/1997
AXENT Technologies' OmniGuard/ESM (Enterprise Security Manager) 4.4 is a multiplatform security monitoring system that includes support for Windows NT.
By Tao Zhou, 10/01/1997
A list of seven tips helps when using Microsoft IIS and IE.
By Readers, 10/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Jim Cole, 10/01/1997
Frontier Technologies' e-Lock 1.1 helps secure your data communications with flexibility.
By Craig Zacker, 10/01/1997
A new version of LDAP is on the horizon. This first installment of a two-part article examines how the revised protocol might change and how those changes might affect the future ...
By Brian Gallagher, 10/01/1997
Backup software is not a luxury-it is a necessity.
By William Wong, 10/01/1997
Database warehousing operates on a simple principle.
By Craig Zacker, 10/01/1997
In a Directory Information Tree (DIT), you classify directory service entries into object classes.
By Jennifer Harrison, 10/01/1997
Sources to help plan an upgrade.
By Lawrence E. Hughes, 10/01/1997
You can use cryptographic authentication to solve an important security problem.
By Mark Smith, 10/01/1997
Do we really need another version of NT Server to meet enterprise needs?
By William Wong, 10/01/1997
IBM's Visual Warehouse 1.0 for Windows NT addresses information distribution problems for organizations with lots of data, especially for organizations that distribute data across ...
By William Wong, 10/01/1997
Raidtec FibreArray and Raidtec FlexArray UltraRAIS Systems address your SCSI and fibre channel disk storage needs.
By Tao Zhou, 10/01/1997
Ensure security by issuing digital certificates for your company and your customers, and save time and money.
By Paula Sharick, 10/01/1997
A recent experience of installing and configuring three products provided a hard dose of trench reality.
By David Lafferty, 10/01/1997
The dos and don't of implementing WINS.
By Michael D. Reilly, 10/01/1997
NT features let WIndows-based clients access files and printers that are NetWare resources.
By Mark Russinovich, 10/01/1997
Although you can get along just fine managing or programming NT without knowing about the Object Manager, having some familiarity with it is useful. Knowledge of NT object ...
By William Wong, 10/01/1997
The LightPulse PCI Fibre Channel Adapter supports all fibre channel topologies: point-to-point, arbitrated loop, and switched fabric.
By Sue Cooper, 10/01/1997
A contact list of vendors who have backup software.
By S. Alan Mitchell, 10/01/1997
Kansmen's LittleBrother 1.5 monitors, analyzes, and controls the Internet traffic on your LAN.
By Michael E. Chacon, 10/01/1997
Although Kerberos is new to NT 5.0, it has been around for quite some time.
By Michael P. Deignan, 10/01/1997
Sequel Technology's Sequel Net Access Manager lets users create comprehensive policies that dictate how and when users can access Internet resources.
By Mark Minasi, 10/01/1997
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 Michael E. Chacon, 10/01/1997
NT 5.0 addresses Kerberos' three components--the KDC, client (C1) program, and network server (S1).
By David Lafferty, 10/01/1997
Here are some answers to tough WINS questions, such as determining how many WINS servers to implement in both large and small environments, using WINS with NetWare, and securing ...
By Michael P. Deignan, 10/01/1997
Symantec's Norton Utilities 2.0 for Windows NT replaces its old command-line utilities and single-function programs with more advanced features.
By John Enck, 10/01/1997
IBM backs out of a security test, leaving the Lab Guys high and dry. Find out the details behind this canceled test and how the Lab Guys plan to recover from being stood up.
By T.J. Harty, 10/01/1997
Take a look at what could be your next Web server. Microsoft improves on the alpha version of its NT-based Web server offering by adding new functionality, including Microsoft ...
By Jennifer Harrison, 10/01/1997
Planning is the most ignored, yet important, stage of using SMS. When you want to use SMS for software deployment, you must plan every part of the process. Follow these steps to ...
By Carlos Bernal, 10/01/1997
Arisoft's ConfigSafe logs changes users make to system files, crucial directories, and the Registry. You can use the logged information to instruct ConfigSafe to restore your ...
By Jonathan Chau, 10/01/1997
CANE 2.0 from ImageNet is a Windows NT or Windows 95 application that helps network administrators design, test, and maintain networks.
By Michael E. Chacon, 10/01/1997
With the Kerberos authentication process, network users can prove their identities without exposing information that could compromise network security.
By Brian Gallagher, 10/01/1997
Agfa's ePhoto 307 digital camera gives you direct-to-NT images.
By Robert Schwendinger, 10/01/1997
Connect multiple desktops from a branch location to your primary network. All you need is a combination of router, RAS, and ISDN technologies.