By Tao Zhou, 03/10/2000
This supplement highlights business management applications that run on the Microsoft BackOffice platform. This .pdf file requires Adobe Acrobat. Visit Adobe to download the ...
By Sean Daily, 03/08/2000
Comparison of Dfs Junction Points and NTFS Directory Junctions.
By Bob Chronister, 03/08/2000
Learn about IE and Outlook password problems, RAS dialing, unresponsive NT installations, evaluation-version determination, IntelliPoint installation in Win2K, WINS client ...
By Mark Minasi, 03/08/2000
When Task Manager can’t end a process, bring out the Tlist and Kill commands.
By Sean Daily, 03/08/2000
Beware this WINS-related bug that can foil your RAS clients’ name-resolution functionality.
By Karen Watterson, 03/08/2000
Investigate how to install multiple instances of SQL Server, use the TOP statement with a local variable, use UDFs in SQL Server 2000, store extended properties, and more.
By Michael Otey, 03/08/2000
Check out the best of a rich selection of utilities that you can incorporate into your batch files.
By Bob Wells, 03/08/2000
Discover how the new XML-based Windows Script file provides an improved and powerful scripting framework.
By Mark Minasi, 03/08/2000
The most difficult part of using Linux is installing it, especially if you want to put it on a laptop.
By John D. Ruley, 03/08/2000
You might need to run two Windows OSs until more hardware and software supports Win2K. Here’s how to set them up.
By Paul Robichaux, 03/08/2000
Learn how to avoid a disaster-recovery nightmare.
By Mark Weitz, 03/08/2000
Find out what you need to look for when you choose your next UPS--it might just save your network.
By Jonathan Chau, 03/08/2000
Vaccinating your network.
By John Green, 03/08/2000
Simplify networkwide performance monitoring and routine reporting.
By Mark Weitz, 03/08/2000
An easy way to add needed storage.
By Christa Anderson, 03/08/2000
Some applications call for Windows terminals, but how do you evaluate them? This article explains and compares nine devices.
By Tom Iwanski, 03/08/2000
WfM specifications can help you save time and reduce costs.
By Mark Russinovich, 03/08/2000
Storage architecture in Win2K has changed dramatically from NT 4.0, supporting the creation of advanced volumes and dynamic growth of existing volumes without reboots.
By David Chernicoff, 03/08/2000
Not too many Y2K problems occurred, but the Y2K bug conjured up a rollover date that I hadn’t considered: January 8, 1601.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 03/08/2000
Java development has worked reasonably well in the past without a standards group governing it. What is Sun's commitment to Java standardization?
By Barrie Sosinsky, 03/08/2000
SCO creates an inroad to the thin-client/server marketplace with Tarantella.
By Kathy Ivens, 03/08/2000
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 Mark Smith, 03/08/2000
Mark Smith shares some reader comments about their discoveries in using Windows 2000 on the desktop.
By L. J. Locher, 03/08/2000
A new and improved multiple-master scheme lets any domain controller receive directory changes and replicate them to other domain controllers.
By L. J. Locher, 03/08/2000
A brief listing of terms to help you understand directory replication concepts.
By Sean Daily, 03/08/2000
Meet Win2K’s new file systems, learn about their features, and find out how and when to use NTFS5 and FAT32.
By Sean Daily, 03/08/2000
Winternals Software’s FAT32 for Windows NT 4.0 and NTFS for Win98 are handy tools that you can use to level the file-system playing field for a system running multiple OSs.
By Sean Daily, 03/08/2000
Windows 2000 (Win2K) automatically converts an NTFS volume that an earlier Windows NT version created to the NTFS 5.0 format, and this format conversion is a one-way operation.
By Paula Sharick, 03/08/2000
Troubleshooting a VPN is complex because the data travels through many links. Check out these troubleshooting tips tailored to specific VPN connection problems.
By Paula Sharick, 03/08/2000
To troubleshoot a VPN implementation, you need to understand how the four TCP/IP settings affect your network connection and browsing.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 03/08/2000
To use the Security Log, you need to understand three of the most important categories of security events: logon and logoff, object access, and process tracking.
By Pierre Bijaoui, 03/08/2000
Exchange 2000's architectural improvements have a profound effect on performance. As you begin planning your Exchange 2000 implementation, take these hardware configuration tips ...
By Pierre Bijaoui, 02/29/2000
How a write operation occurs on a RAID 5 volume.
By Tao Zhou, 02/29/2000
Investigate how you can employ a Web server load balancer to improve your Web site's performance and availability.
By Tao Zhou, 02/29/2000
Explore Microsoft's Web server load-balancing solutions.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 02/29/2000
The Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 Resource Kit provides several useful tools for managing NT Workstation performance.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 02/29/2000
Learn how to measure and manage your NT Workstation 4.0 performance, and discover useful tools that can help you with performance problems.
By Sue Mosher, 02/22/2000
Find out how to check for important incoming messages and move those messages from the Inbox to another folder.
By Readers, 02/16/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Mark Minasi, 02/16/2000
Mark suggests a way to make up for the once-in-a-lifetime celebration you missed out on because you spent New Year's Eve at the office.