By Paul Robichaux, 03/30/2000
Learn how to properly use Isinteg and Eseutil, Exchange Server's diagnostic and repair tools.
By Sean Daily, 03/30/2000
Learn about an ERD creation failure, the Setprfdc utility, Dr. Watson customization, and mirroring misconceptions.
By Mark Minasi, 03/30/2000
If you don't already have it and you want to learn about building powerful VBScript files, you might find Supplement 4 worth the price.
By Sean Daily, 03/30/2000
Discover important facts and common misconceptions about 56Kbps modem connections.
By Karen Watterson, 03/30/2000
Stabilize nullability, monitor tables to find script triggers, make SQL Server and Oracle data compatible, implement custom application-locking schemes, and create indexes that ...
By Michael Otey, 03/30/2000
Dip into the resource kit treasure trove of NT management tools.
By Mark Minasi, 03/30/2000
Find out how to transfer data between Win2K or NT servers and Linux workstations.
By John D. Ruley, 03/30/2000
Remote-access improvements in Win2K Pro make life easier for offsite users.
By Sue Mosher, 03/30/2000
Learn about error handling - when you need it and how to implement it.
By Tony Redmond, 03/30/2000
With a little planning, you can use Exchange Server 5.5 Address Book Views and Exchange 2000 Address Lists to provide terrific views of directory information.
By David Chernicoff, 03/30/2000
Find out which products provide remote features specifically for administrative and support tasks.
By Michael Norian, 03/30/2000
Back up your OS and data for fast, easy disaster recovery.
By J. Simon Hancock, 03/30/2000
Spend time developing your application, not the program that sets it up.
By John Green, 03/30/2000
The granddaddy of packet-sniffing tools.
By John Green, 03/30/2000
The Emulex SCSI Port 1/24 driver test results showed that Amdahl needs to improve support for this driver for clients who implement mulihost configurations on the LVS 4600.
By Lab Guys, 03/30/2000
Are UTP connections worth the added expense?
By John Green, 03/27/2000
The Amdahl LVS 4600 provides a high-avilability solution for managing large storage volumes.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 03/27/2000
When you need to log on locally for administration tasks, remote control products let you work as if you're sitting at the server.
By David Chernicoff, 03/27/2000
Remotely access your network over a dial-up, VPN, or Internet connection.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 03/27/2000
What does the future hold for palm-sized devices, palmtop computers, and Pocket PCs?
By Barrie Sosinsky, 03/27/2000
After EMC’s acquisition of Data General this past year, EMC integrated some of Data General’s premier technology. However, Data General still stands strong in the server market.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 03/27/2000
Companies are looking to consolidate onto larger servers to achieve cost savings.
By Mark Smith, 03/27/2000
For those who use a pager, cell phone, and electronic organizer, Mark Smith paints his picture for the ultimate communicator device.
By Kathy Ivens, 03/27/2000
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 Tao Zhou, 03/27/2000
Compare the differences between Win2K and NT time synchronization, and explore how to integrate time synchronization in a mixed Win2K and NT environment.
By Sean Daily, 03/27/2000
Server consolidation seems to be a growing trend. Is consolidation right for your organization?
By Sean Daily, 03/27/2000
If you can’t afford third-party consolidation utilities, you can use built-in Windows NT 4.0 tools to consolidate resources on multiple servers.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 03/27/2000
Win2K and SP4’s SCM provide access control improvements, such as granularity enhancements and dynamic inheritance.
By Paula Sharick, 03/27/2000
Do you have unanswered questions about SP6 and SP6a? This discussion of SP6a enhancements and post-SP6a hotfixes will help you determine whether now is the time to upgrade.
By Paula Sharick, 03/27/2000
Here’s where to find the hotfixes’ US versions.
By Paula Sharick, 03/27/2000
Choose your platform and start clicking.
By Paula Sharick, 03/23/2000
Be careful not to compromise system security.
By John M. Gunson II, 03/23/2000
Learn how RIS works and how to set up and configure this new tool, and you’ll be well on your way to a successful RIS implementation.
By L. J. Locher, 03/23/2000
Web Administrator lets you use HTML Internet browsers running on Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX to remotely administer NT servers.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 03/23/2000
Remotely administer your Windows NT 4.0 system with these resource kit tools.
By Mark Minasi, 03/23/2000
The Internet’s wheat-to-chaff ratio¯the ratio of useful information to marketing tripe¯is dropping. Now might be the time to hire a professional dedicated to Web-based research.
By Readers, 03/23/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).