By Carlos Bernal, 12/01/1997
The first ot two installments examining the Beta 2 version of SBS reports on setup, configuration, management, and online Help.
By Carlos Bernal, 12/01/1997
Hardware and software in the "Windows NT Magazine" Lab's test environment.
By Jon McDonald, 12/01/1997
With profiles, policies, and logon scripts, you can achieve nearly any degree of control over the client environment and eliminate many systems administration problems.
By John Henry Moore, 12/01/1997
Proxy Server 2.0 offers fast, secure Internet access for your corporate network. New security and performance features make Proxy Server 2.0 more compelling than its predecessor.
By John Enck, 12/01/1997
Wyse's Winterm Wireless 2930 windows terminal is a wireless and keyboardless wonder.
By Simon J. Hook, 12/01/1997
This first of a two-article series explains how to set up a searchable database, make it accessible to the Web, and use a Web form to set up an integer search.
By T.J. Harty, 12/01/1997
Testing your Web environment with Microsoft Web Capacity Tool can help you fine-tune your system and learn whether your're getting the most bang for your buck.
By Mark Minasi, 12/01/1997
Administrators have waited a long time for an initiative such as ZAW. Features including networking caching and self-healing applications make ZAW worth the wait.
By Tony Redmond, 12/01/1997
Upgrading your system in seven steps.
By Mark Minasi, 12/01/1997
NT 5.0 has many new features--such as multimaster replication, Hierarchical Storage Management, and power management--but some don't work in a mixed NT environment.
By Ryan Maley, 12/01/1997
William Bowley's thoughts on implementing Windows NT and Microsoft Exchange aboard the USS Carl Vinson.
By Michael Otey, 12/01/1997
Here's a simple HOSTS file editing utility that you can build with VB to correctly format HOSTS file entries and verify host names and IP addresses.
By John Bredehoeft, 12/01/1997
Mercury Interactive created Astre SiteTest to let Web masters stress test their Web site easily, with minimal testing resources.
By Michael P. Deignan, 12/01/1997
Helpful tips on how to use OPEN/stor.
By Mark Ott, 12/01/1997
Hardware profiles can performance-tune your PC, enable cards that would otherwise not work, and provide greater flexibility in laptop configurations.
By Bob Chronister, 12/01/1997
Explore the ins and outs of Hierarchical Storage Management, and learn how OPEN/stor 2.0's SHM application lets you manage your aging data in NT.
By Paula Sharick, 12/01/1997
Can you double your speed and double your pleasure with MPPP?
By Tony Redmond, 12/01/1997
Because Microsoft released Exchange 5.0 earlier this year, Exchange 5.5's debut might seem uneventful. But you'll be pleasantly surprised by notable improvements, such as ...
By Bob Chronister, 12/01/1997
Recommended procedure to remove OPEN/stor 2.0.
By Bob Chronister, 12/01/1997
Remedy an access denied during installation error, move NT to a new system, change the global spool directory, and clone an NT installation.
By Ryan Maley, 12/01/1997
The Navy's strategic technology plan for the 21st century.
By Ryan Maley, 12/01/1997
The US Navy is using Windows NT to run the enterprise out at sea aboard the USS Carl Vinson.
By Mark Smith, 12/01/1997
CR8e RAID subsystem from nStor is a fault-tolerant storage system that meets industry standards.
By John Enck, 12/01/1997
The HP Network Node Manager for Windows NT is a powerful network managment tool.
By Jon McDonald, 12/01/1997
KiXtart scripts make many of the features you want in your logon scripts possible.
By Karen Watterson, 12/01/1997
Learn the latest information about creating multiple indexes, using database devices, working with ImportData, dealing with shrinking databases, dumping a database to a network ...
By Mark Russinovich, 12/01/1997
The most frequent Stop Codes.
By Mark Minasi, 12/01/1997
LDAP fills a huge hole in NT and provides authenticated access to all network resources.
By John Enck, 12/01/1997
The Lab Guys tackled some uncooperative software, and came up with a list of demands for software vendors that port products to NT.
By Alex Pournelle, 12/01/1997
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 Ken Spencer, 12/01/1997
MMC lets you create and manage Web sites with ease, using plug-in technology and the latest version of Internet Information Server.
By Clayton Johnson, 12/01/1997
NT's flexibility is making it a contender in what was once a Mac-only market. Learn about three digital video editing software products that let you bring this function inhouse.
By Michael P. Deignan, 12/01/1997
Fax servers can improve productivity, help control fax costs, and let you respond to your customers better.
By Jonathan Cragle, 12/01/1997
CYBERsitter 97 from Solid Oak Software is a filtering program that provides extra online protection from undesirable sites.
By T.J. Harty, 12/01/1997
PCI-to Fibre Channel host adapters provide storage interfaces for Windows NT.
By Tony Redmond, 12/01/1997
Previously, Exchange came in two editions: standard and enterprise.
By Eric Pearce, 12/01/1997
Editing the Registry using nontraditional tools such as batch files, the command prompt, and your Web browser can help prevent a system crash.
By Michael P. Deignan, 12/01/1997
Hardware and software list of fax vendors
By Mark Minasi, 12/01/1997
Upgrading controllers to NT 5.0 will be quite demanding in terms of the hardware needed.
By Readers, 12/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Mark Smith, 12/01/1997
1997 predictions reviewed.
By Brian Gallagher, 12/01/1997
Two solutions offer an unorthodox approach to backup and archival operations.
By Carlos Bernal, 12/01/1997
The HP NetServer E45 is a multipurpose server in a minitower chassis.
By Michael D. Reilly, 12/01/1997
Delve into the protocols RAS supports, and identify some options to configure your setup.
By Zubair Alexander, 12/01/1997
Windows NT 4.0's Remote Access Service offers much more than encrypted authentication. RAS's security features include data encryption, security hosts, and PPTP.
By Michael P. Deignan, 12/01/1997
Tally Systems' Veranda is an enterprise-level electronic messaging reporter that keeps track of email, fax and Internet resources.
By Mark Russinovich, 12/01/1997
Find out how and why NT generates blue screens, how to interpret the cryptic data NT lists on them, and how to troubleshoot them.