By Christa Anderson, 11/01/1997
Learn how NT's paging file works, what it does, and why you need it.
By William Wong, 11/01/1997
Install and access printers from anywhere in your network. Find out how to connect two popular network printers using TCP/IP.
By John Enck, 11/01/1997
Like recent remakes of popular '70s sitcoms into '90s movies, the new NT technology incorporates golden oldie technologies with an appropriate NT spin. The Lab Guys explain how ...
By Brian Gallagher, 11/01/1997
The LVS 4500 stores and retrieves data on multiple host platforms.
By Michael D. Reilly, 11/01/1997
With an understanding of the NET commands, you can establish network connections, add users and computers to a domain, and start and stop network services.
By Carlos Bernal, 11/01/1997
Hardware and software in the "Windows NT Magazine" Lab's test environment.
By Jonathan Chau, 11/01/1997
Protect yourself at all times with today's batch of antivirus software.
By Bill Kilcullen, 11/01/1997
Installing and configuring the X.400 connector instead of the site connector in Microsoft Exchange can be worth your while.
By Ed Koop, 11/01/1997
The Migration Tool for NetWare is just what you need to simplify moving your NetWare file servers over to NT. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how to use this utility.
By Michael P. Deignan, 11/01/1997
WebBoard 2.0 from O'Reilly Software lets Web masters host both message-based conferences and online chat sessions via Web pages.
By Craig Zacker, 11/01/1997
This conclusion of a two-part article examines how Netscape, Novell, and Microsoft implement LDAP in their directory service solutions.
By Mark Smith, 11/01/1997
Many small businesses can benefit from the same level of technology that mid-and large-sized companies enjoy today.
By Readers, 11/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Mark Russinovich, 11/01/1997
One of NT's primary responsibilities is interfacing a computer to its peripheral devices via interrupts. Find out how NT and NT device drivers process interrupts, how that ...
By Mark Minasi, 11/01/1997
The Active Directory will change how NT handles user accounts, domains, trust relationships, browsing, and security, to name a few items. Here's how Active Directory will fix the ...
By Brian Gallagher, 11/01/1997
Pick the software that has the functionality and features you need.
By Brian Gallagher, 11/01/1997
A review of DiscPort Executive's CD-ROM server system.
By Michael P. Deignan, 11/01/1997
LapLink 7.5 from Traveling Software offers numerous advanced features, including file transfer over network connections and remote control of remote computer systems.
By Ben Rothke, 11/01/1997
Taming the beast and taking control of the NT network.
By Michael P. Deignan, 11/01/1997
WINport 6.0 from LANSource Technologies is a modem-sharing program that includes both a server component and client components.
By Tony Redmond, 11/01/1997
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 Tom Greer, 11/01/1997
MCI's migration is already producing results, such as increased productivity and greatly reduced downtime.
By Sakari Kouti, 11/01/1997
Steps to write with WSH.
By Tom Greer, 11/01/1997
Craig Ashapa's thoughts about MCI's migration to Windows NT 4.0.
By Craig Zacker, 11/01/1997
Adding, browsing, or modifying directory entries.
By Douglas Toombs, 11/01/1997
The new Routing and Remote Access Service lets you link servers over the Internet in a Virtual Private Network.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 11/01/1997
The question of whether you can use Domain Name System (DNS) instead of Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) has come up frequently.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 11/01/1997
Dig deep into WINS-look at how it works, how to design a large-scale WINS implementation, and how to troubleshoot WINS.
By Bob Chronister, 11/01/1997
Open File Manager (OFM) is a server-side software driver that solves a notorious problem with backup-backing up open files.
By Michael P. Deignan, 11/01/1997
SessionXpress 1.0 from XcelleNet is a Web-browser-based push/pull delivery and systems management utility.
By Brian Gallagher, 11/01/1997
Microtest's DiscPort Executive 2.0 enhances NT's file-sharing capabilities with numerous CD-ROM-specific functions.
By Carlos Bernal, 11/01/1997
After running race after race and watching one NOS leave the other in the dust, the Lab awards the checkered flag to...
By Bob Chronister, 11/01/1997
Minimize the number of browser elections held in NT, decipher TCP/IP ports, eliminate that Shut Down button, and learn about NetBIOS running on TCP/IP in NT.
By Michael Otey, 11/01/1997
Here's a simple utility that you can build with VB to monitor your network systems and provide a continuously updated report on available systems and systems you cannot contact.
By Tom Greer, 11/01/1997
Find out how early-adopter UARCO deployed thin-client/server computing as the framework for successfully reengineering its business processes.
By T.J. Harty, 11/01/1997
Having the biggest, baddest server does not necessarily guarantee a high-performance Web site. Find out what you need to consider when selecting hardware for your Web site.
By Bob Wells, 11/01/1997
Use scripts to make your enterprise network run more efficiently.
By Tom Stearns, 11/01/1997
Attachmate's EXTRA! Personal Client 6.3 has everything you need to attach Windows clients to IBM systems, UNIX systems, and more.
By Karen Watterson, 11/01/1997
Monitor transaction logs from SQL Server, learn when you must log on to NT before SQL Server, find out how SQL Server handles the Year 2000, move passwords between databases, ...
By Tom Greer, 11/01/1997
UARCO's sales and order fulfillment centers move to Windows NT.
By Sakari Kouti, 11/01/1997
You don't need different SDKs or different APIs to program for multiple network environments.
By Bob Wells, 11/01/1997
Samples and features of NT Scripting Languages.