By John Savill, 03/01/1998
Get answers to questions about NT installation and more.
By Bob Wells, 03/01/1998
Investigate a Perl for Win32 script that unlocks the information in the NT event logs.
By Mark Minasi, 03/01/1998
Learn some tricks for getting the most out of NT's Schedule service.
By Michael D. Reilly, 03/01/1998
Discover essential resources and equip yourself to handle any system challenge.
By Michael D. Reilly, 03/01/1998
The University of Denver merges MCSE certification with its MCIS program.
By Jonathan Cragle, 03/01/1998
Backup software reviews continue with two products for resource management and data mirroring.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
Fax-server coverage concludes with a look at five products.
By Sean Daily, 03/01/1998
Microsoft's technologies and products are changing-and so is the value of its training and certification programs.
By Greg Sternig, 03/01/1998
Learn how you can use SMS to distribute software to 50,000 users.
By Steve Thomas, 03/01/1998
Good preparation and training will help you gain a competitive edge and separate you from the weak pool of MCSEs.
By John Enck, 03/01/1998
The Lab's examination of desktop strategies spotlights three new products.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
Puppy Secure Logon System for Windows NT is a biometric fingerprint identification system that gives you secure access to NT machines with the touch of a finger.
By Michael D. Reilly, 03/01/1998
A summary of the ATEC98 guidelines.
By Ryan Maley, 03/01/1998
10 tips for getting hired.
By Mark Smith, 03/01/1998
Finding, training, and retaining qualified professionals.
By Karen Watterson, 03/01/1998
Poll SQL Server systems, preview replication in Sqhinx, use DBCC PSS, and pick up great tips from readers.
By John Enck, 03/01/1998
SAPS from SpartaCom USA lets clients share one or more modems connected to their server.
By Carlos Bernal, 03/01/1998
Hardware and software in the "Windows NT Magazine" Lab's test environment.
By Clayton Johnson, 03/01/1998
Learn how to evaluate whether a training center is right for you.
By Mark Eddins, 03/01/1998
The MIF architectures and identification of groups.
By Charles Caison, 03/01/1998
MTS lets you run single-user apps as multiuser apps, and provides security, automatic transactions, and easy-to-use interface.
By Tony Redmond, 03/01/1998
In the race for messaging and groupware market share, Exchange 5.5's Scripting Agent is closing in on Lotus Notes.
By Mark B. Cooper, 03/01/1998
Use SMS's utilities to update hundreds of instances of SmartClient.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
Exceed 6.0, from Hummingbird Communications, is a 32-bit, fully X11R6-compliant X server and collections of programs and utilities that extend the capabilities of your PC and let ...
By Robert McIntosh, 03/01/1998
A list of organizations that offer Microsoft-approved online training to help prepare for Windows NT certification.
By Brad Cooper, 03/01/1998
Here's how to prepare your network environment before you implement MCS.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
RoboHELP 4.0 from Blue Sky Software is a complete Help authoring tool.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
OnTime Enterprise 4.0 from Campbell Services provides a platform-independent alternative to scheduling capabilities of Microsoft Outlook and Exchange and gives users remote access ...
By Clayton Johnson, 03/01/1998
The MCSE program is in need of some improvements.
By Michael D. Reilly, 03/01/1998
Microsoft has changed the Authorized Technical Education Center program. Has convenience become more important than quality?
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
ISG Navigator, from International Software Group, is a middleware application that uses Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) to consolidate access to different databases under a ...
By Ryan Maley, 03/01/1998
Becoming certified may be expensive, but cerification benefits IS administrators and employers. Find out what certification can do for you.
By Bob Chronister, 03/01/1998
Successfully use Cleansweep and Norton Uninstall Deluxe with NT, and safeguard boot sectors with resource kit apps.
By Mark Russinovich, 03/01/1998
Learn how NT's architecture influences its components and performance.
By Jordan Ayala, 03/01/1998
A list of basic MCSE core requirements and electives needed to become certified.
By Steve Thomas, 03/01/1998
Enable full SAM database synchronization when NT starts, control logon parameters, and resolve networking issues.
By Charles Kelly, 03/01/1998
User groups offer an easy way to keep up with technology.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
Ravlin 10, from RedCreek Communications, is a device you can install on your network to encrypt and decrypt traffic over your WAN links.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 03/01/1998
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 Robert McIntosh, 03/01/1998
If you've put off classroom training because of its high cost and time requirements, look into online ATEC courses.
By Michael P. Deignan, 03/01/1998
ActivePresenter, from Software Publishing, makes publishing presentations on the Web quick and easy.
By Emmett Dulaney, 03/01/1998
Although nothing can substitute for real-world, hands-on experience, knowing what to expect can help you pass the TCP/IP exam.
By Emmett Dulaney, 03/01/1998
Study aids suggested for Exam 70-059: Internetworking with Microstoft TCP/IP on Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
By Clayton Johnson, 03/01/1998
Certification can help you get a job; experience helps you keep it.
By Readers, 03/01/1998
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Joe Rudich, 03/01/1998
A review of two sets of self-study options.
By Carlos Bernal, 03/01/1998
Cubix's PowerSMP Series 4000 is a new hardware platform similar to the RemoteServ/IS but offering symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) and uniprocessing power on one platform.
By Mark Minasi, 03/01/1998
Add to file and directory ACLs without replacing permissions.
By Jordan Ayala, 03/01/1998
Making the grade and becoming an MCSE requires discipline, determination, and experience, but the payoff can boost your career.
By John Enck, 03/01/1998
Why are fast connections always so much trouble?
By Kalen Delaney, 03/01/1998
You need to know these tips for using NT's Perfmon with SQL Server.