By Bob Chronister, 08/12/1999
Learn about SP4 installation glitches, SBS license hurdles, the NT boot process, and RAS problems.
By Mark Minasi, 08/12/1999
With Compress and Freedisk, you can accomplish specialized tasks in NT.
By Sean Daily, 08/12/1999
Find out how to avaiod a name-resolution problem that results from changing the network adapter on a RAS server.
By Karen Watterson, 08/12/1999
Check out DTS Import Wizard upgrades, bcp version settings, the IDENTITY function, Query Analyzer and ANSI settings, and SQL Server version numbers.
By Michael Otey, 08/12/1999
Try these tips for keeping local disk usage under control.
By Michael D. Reilly, 08/12/1999
Choose the right backup method to safeguard important data.
By Michael D. Reilly, 08/12/1999
Where to find this backup catelog.
By Mark Minasi, 08/12/1999
Here's the latest news about RIS, good and bad.
By Editors, 08/12/1999
Reduced prices make RAID a must-have option for servers.
By Bob Wells, 08/12/1999
Learn how to effectively use the I/O facilities of WSH and VBScript.
By Jonathan Cragle, 08/10/1999
Simplify software distribution and more.
By Jonathan Chau, 08/10/1999
A powerful client/server-based Web search engine.
By Jonathan Cragle, 08/10/1999
Enable programs at logon or logoff.
By David Chernicoff, 08/10/1999
Edit your Registry safely and easily.
By Jonathan Cragle, 08/10/1999
Save space on your backup media.
By Marty Scher, 08/10/1999
Automate software distribution.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/10/1999
Stop manually digging through event logs.
By William F. Katz, 08/10/1999
How to secure your connections between business partners.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/10/1999
Delegate and manage users' rights for tighter security.
By Bill O'Brien, 08/10/1999
An impressive 3-D system.
By Christa Anderson, 08/10/1999
Learn quota-management basics and discover two quota-management solutions.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 08/10/1999
Compare options for outsourcing your NT Web site.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 08/10/1999
Read about the test application and posting process.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 08/10/1999
Windows NT-based Web servers are crawling with opportunities for malicious intruders.
By Jonathan Cragle, 08/10/1999
One Lab Guy issues a call for vendors to incorporate true ease-of-use in their products.
By Mark Russinovich, 08/10/1999
Learn two new features in Win 2K that identify buggy device drivers and help developers avoid common device driver programming errors.
By Mark Minasi, 08/10/1999
State legislators nationwide might soon propose a law that favors software vendors over consumers.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 08/10/1999
New companies can now assign Internet domain names. The addition of new players to Internet name registration will add many new rules to the game. Learn what these companies have ...
By Barrie Sosinsky, 08/10/1999
CA has added PLATINUM Technology to its acquisition list. With PLATINUM, CA increases its position as a major player in the network management enterprise arena and gains a ...
By Barrie Sosinsky, 08/10/1999
Check out Microsoft's plan for Windows technology in the coming year. Microsoft has set several initiatives in motion to distribute new products to targeted industries.
By David Chernicoff, 08/10/1999
Microsoft should reevaluate the goal to have a 100 percent common code-base for the Windows NT product line. Optimizing each NT product's code for the markets it serves might ...
By Mark Smith, 08/10/1999
"Windows 2000 represents the biggest investment we've ever made in a new piece of software" - Bill Gates, April 1999
By Kathy Ivens, 08/10/1999
Solve this month's Windows NT problem and get the change to win $100 or a copy of one of the author's books about NT. Prior month's winner is announced at bottom of page.
By Ken Spencer, 08/10/1999
Take a look at how these two technologies work together behind the scenes in your applications.
By Tony Redmond, 08/10/1999
The migration from Exchange Server to Platinum requires much preparation. These steps walk you through the task.
By Christa Anderson, 08/10/1999
Administrators and users can access all published applications in the server farm from one interface.
By Tao Zhou, 08/10/1999
Web caching improves Web-surfing performance and preserves Internet bandwidth. Learn about caching techniques and deployment models to implement Web caching in your network.
By Sean Daily, 08/10/1999
Discover advanced tools and procedures that you can use to improve the overall availability of your network servers and to increase your chances of recovering from an NT boot ...
By Sean Daily, 08/10/1999
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 08/10/1999
Find out the details about this new lightweight OS.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 08/10/1999
NTLMv2 stops intruders from cracking network logons.
By L. J. Locher, 08/10/1999
ZENworks helps you administer large networks and includes features such as remote management, software distribution, hardware and software inventory, and self-healing application ...
By L. J. Locher, 08/10/1999
Read about additions and improvements to ZENworks 2.
By Douglas Toombs, 08/10/1999
This little-known feature lets you make configuration changes to all your browsers by simply editing one file on your network.
By Christa Anderson, 08/10/1999
If you're having trouble using an application designed for a single-user environment with Terminal Server, you might be able to tweak them for better performance.
By Christa Anderson, 08/10/1999
The alert reader will have noticed that editing the BadApp settings in the Registry works on only Win16 or Win32. What about DOS applications?
By Darren Mar-Elia, 08/10/1999
Learn how this technology works and how to deal with challenges you might face as you build your Win2K environment.
By Readers, 08/02/1999
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Robert Pierce, 08/02/1999
Discover how consolidating your NT domain structure can tighten your network's security, lower your TCO, and help you prepare for Win2K.