By Tony Redmond, 08/09/2000
Learn about the details surrounding Exchange 2000 Server licensing and packaging.
By David Chernicoff, 08/09/2000
In the race to scalability, scaling out seems to be pulling ahead of scaling up.
By Sean Daily, 08/01/2000
Learn about application initialization errors, anonymous and explicit authentication setup, Win2K component-installation customization, the search for the phantom utility, ...
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/2000
Supplement 4 tools let you force logoffs locally or remotely.
By Sean Daily, 08/01/2000
Discover how a new SP6 feature lets you install RRAS and SP6a during an unattended installation of NT Server 4.0.
By Michael Otey, 08/01/2000
The author shares his favorite Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit management utilities.
By Kathy Ivens, 08/01/2000
The Win2K MMC makes a systems administrator's life easier. Explore the MMC user interface, and learn how to use snap-ins to build unique management tools.
By Mark Minasi, 08/01/2000
As people begin to use AD, they're finding some gotchas.
By John D. Ruley, 08/01/2000
Get answers to frequently asked questions about Win2K Pro compatibility, upgrades, system requirements, and dual-booting.
By Paul Robichaux, 08/01/2000
Use options files to control command-line exports and imports.
By Paul Robichaux, 08/01/2000
Learn how to use Exchange Administrator's export and import tools to simplify otherwise difficult tasks.
By Tony Redmond, 08/01/2000
The Directory Store works well, so why did Microsoft switch to Active Directory in Exchange 2000.
By Tony Redmond, 08/01/2000
The Directory Store and Active Directory have a lot in common.
By Tony Redmond, 08/01/2000
Exchange 2000 Server and Win2K Advanced Directory affect each other in several ways. You need to understand and plan for these effects when you implement Exchange 2000.
By Tom Iwanski, 08/01/2000
Learn which companies offer interactive Windows 2000 training on the Internet.
By Marty Scher, 08/01/2000
Open the door to Internet connection sharing
By Tom Iwanski, 08/01/2000
Collect and analyze diagnostic information
By Ed Roth, 08/01/2000
Proactively manage your network
By Lance Whitney, 08/01/2000
Transfer personalized settings and files from one PC to another.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 08/01/2000
Remote administration tool makes the job easier.
By Ed Roth, 08/01/2000
The Lab reviews four migration tools to determine which tool can best assist your organization through this complex process.
By John Green, 08/01/2000
The new switched-fabric I/O standard is set to debut this year.
By Barrie Sosinsky, 08/01/2000
In a recent survey, laptop users from across all industries told us they plan to greatly increase their use of Win2K on laptops.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/01/2000
The fruits of Microsoft's efforts to update the Windows user interface (UI) are just now beginning to appear in some unexpected places.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/01/2000
Microsoft plans to offer a headless version of the next version of Windows 2000 (code-named Whistler) to compete with embedded and UNIX-based solutions.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/01/2000
Win2K Datacenter addresses enterprise customers' scalability problems with Win2K, but can it make inroads into the high-end market?
By Mark Smith, 08/01/2000
Mark Smith explains why Microsoft's .NET ("dot net") strategy points to a future of browser-based applications.
By Readers, 08/01/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows 2000 Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Kathy Ivens, 08/01/2000
Want to test your know-how? Solve this month's Windows NT problem and gather the accolades of your peers.
By Douglas Toombs, 08/01/2000
Follow these step-by-step guidelines to set up a secure Internet channel between two locations.
By Tao Zhou, 08/01/2000
Discover how Microsoft's BizTalk Initiative B2B e-commerce solution can let your company perform business over the Internet without you lifting a finger.
By Micky Balladelli, 08/01/2000
You can see for yourself how fast the 100-million-entry Active Directory database is by accessing it on the Web and performing a search.
By Micky Balladelli, 08/01/2000
You might not want a large AD, but if you must build one, learn how from a couple of people who've done it.
By Paula Sharick, 08/01/2000
Successfully leverage Win2K's ability to safely delegate routine management and support tasks throughout your enterprise.
By Sean Daily, 08/01/2000
Discover the Win2K network components that you need monitor as well as what features you should look for in a Win2K-aware monitoring and management tool.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 08/01/2000
This online tool helps you determine the domain controller hardware that your AD design will require.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 08/01/2000
Think you're ready to roll out your company's AD infrastructure? Think again about important points such as how many domains you need and what your site topology should be.
By Bob Wells, 08/01/2000
AD scripting is easier than you think when you use ADSI terminology in this first of two articles about AD scripting, and use ADSI in a sample script.
By Sue Mosher, 07/24/2000
Discover a procedure that lets you customize the Inbox to count the number of messages you've received.