By Sue Cooper, 09/01/1997
Contact information and product lists of companies that have NT backup solutions.
By Mark Minasi, 09/01/1997
Push and pull partners provide redundancy for WINS name resolution.
By Mark Russinovich, 09/01/1997
Find out how on-access virus scanners work with file system drivers and with NT's I/O Manager to check files for viruses.
By Bob Chronister, 09/01/1997
Definitions for backup terms and technologies.
By Ed Woodrick, 09/01/1997
Learn how you can design networks that install easily, work fast, reduce costs, and increase reliability.
By Michael P. Deignan, 09/01/1997
Monarch 3.0 from Datawatch is a data access and analysis tool that lets you collect data from spooled report files.
By Mark Smith, 09/01/1997
To help users find NT-based applications, "Windows NT Magazine" has teamed up with Microsoft to develop a new Web site, the "Windows NT Magazine" Solutions Directory.
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
Tips for building a customized call center for your workgroup.
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
Definitions for computer telephony terms and technologies.
By Sean Daily, 09/01/1997
This treasure chest of Registry gems lets you explore a major contributing factor to an NT system's overall performance: the disk subsystem.
By William Wong, 09/01/1997
With some minor caveats, one ISDN line will work.
By Matthew Potter, 09/01/1997
Microtest's Compas, a new portable diagnostic device for Ethernet networks, makes troubleshooting a snap.
By Carlos Bernal, 09/01/1997
The best way to analyze any performance data is to establish a baseline, or reference point, that you can compare the results of other tests with.
By Mark Smith, 09/01/1997
Finally! An explanation of Windows NT lean and mean new client strategies, both third-party and Microsoft's Hydra (multiuser NT). Find out about these client strategies, industry ...
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
A case study that linked Number Nine Visual Technology and Teloquent Communication's Distributed Call Center.
By Bob Chronister, 09/01/1997
Microsoft's VB 5.0 development tool offers a new development environment, an updated language engine that provides native code compilation, and a substantial number of features.
By Michael D. Reilly, 09/01/1997
Setting up several Windows NT profiles can give you flexibility in configuring your computer.
By Carlos Bernal, 09/01/1997
Since Bluecurve released Dynameasure 1.0, the "Windows NT Magazine" Lab has been using the software to test system performance.
By Readers, 09/01/1997
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows NT Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By Carlos Bernal, 09/01/1997
Dynameasure Enterprise 1.5 by Bluecurve replaces guesswork with hard data so that you can deploy new hardware and software applications with confidence.
By William Wong, 09/01/1997
Proxy Server adds a level of security to your Windows NT server when you connect your network to the Internet.
By Drew Heywood, 09/01/1997
Take a tour of user profiles-learn the different types, how to create and manage them, and how they interact.
By Michael D. Reilly, 09/01/1997
If you do not have time to take a class or if you study better at your own pace, Microsoft's self-paced training kits may be for you.
By T.J. Harty, 09/01/1997
These software packages let you track how many people are visiting your Web site and what they're doing.
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
A preview of Fibre Channel performance.
By John Enck, 09/01/1997
Virtually travel to Redmond to find out what Microsoft thinks is hot.
By Bob Chronister, 09/01/1997
Replicate files with NT's Directory Replicator service, configure an ATM network, and change the length of the NT's password warning period.
By Karen Watterson, 09/01/1997
Discover undocumented extended stored procedures, limit the number of rows returned, read a caveat about @@IDENTITY, issue passwords through ODBC, delve into the Generate Stored ...
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
Computer telephony merges two disparate technologies-computers and telephones-to enable communications solutions that improve not only corporate efficiency but also customer ...
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
A case study that combined Paralon Technologies and Applied Voice Technology's CallXpressNT.
By Karen Watterson, 09/01/1997
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 Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
Features to consider when shopping for a computer telephony (CT) server.
By Jonathan Chau, 09/01/1997
AG Group offers a Windows NT 4.0 version of EtherPeek with the promise of simplifying network analysis.
By Tony Redmond, 09/01/1997
With the new high-function Outlook client and support for shareware, commercial POP3 clients, and Web browsers, Microsoft has addressed the Exchange client's primary weaknesses. ...
By Bob Chronister, 09/01/1997
Failing to back up your files properly can put you out of business, but this task is often neglected. This first in a series of backup reviews explains the importance of backing ...
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 09/01/1997
Digital Equipment's x86 binary translator lets you transparently run x86 Win32 applications on Windows NT 4.0 Alpha machines.
By Michael P. Deignan, 09/01/1997
WinWhatWhere monitors computer time and usage.
By Karen Watterson, 09/01/1997
The leading relational database management system is making inroads into the NT market. This Q&A provides tips for using Oracle effectively.
By Karen Watterson, 09/01/1997
A name, parameter, and usage table for undocumented extended stored procedures.
By Ben Rothke, 09/01/1997
If you need a guide to NT system security and general information system security, get a copy of Tom Sheldon's "Window NT Security Handbook"
By Alex Pournelle, 09/01/1997
Advice that helps you achieve success the first time out with your IVR solution.