By Bob Chronister, 09/11/2000
Learn about Office 2000 rights recognition, DigiBoard installation problems, NAS limitations, RAID controller glitches, errors following a backbone switch installation, and ...
By Kathy Ivens, 09/11/2000
Want to test your know-how? Solve this month's Windows 2000 and Windows NT problem and gather the accolades of your peers.
By Sean Daily, 09/06/2000
Learn about connection-speed problems, slow file transfers, name-resolution performance, System State backups, and user-profile administration.
By Mark Minasi, 09/06/2000
Driver Verifier lets you do quality-assurance checks on any of the system's low-level parts.
By Sean Daily, 09/06/2000
Learn about a handy technique that lets you perform an unattended installation of RRAS on an existing NT Server 4.0 system.
By Michael Otey, 09/06/2000
The Web is packed with powerful Win2K and NT utilities--and many of them are free. Here's your guide to the best download sites.
By Kathy Ivens, 09/06/2000
Among MMC's many features are several must-haves. Learn about collecting and saving MMC information, creating taskpads, and building advanced custom consoles.
By Mark Minasi, 09/06/2000
Implementing Win2K servers--even without AD--for some compelling benefits.
By John D. Ruley, 09/05/2000
Find out how to recover accidentally deleted files.
By Paul Robichaux, 09/05/2000
Discover what you can do with the CPU, memory, the disk subsystem, and your network to maximize Exchange Server performance.
By Tony Redmond, 09/05/2000
Setting limits and using automated tools helps users manage mailboxes.
By Ed Roth, 09/05/2000
Ease your administrative burdens and increase end-user satisfaction with the latest in Help desk software.
By Ed Roth, 09/05/2000
Keep track of hardware and software on your system.
By Bill O'Brien, 09/05/2000
A management tool that lets you connect to a frozen system.
By John Green, 09/05/2000
The Compaq ProLiant ML530, the Dell PowerEdge 4400, and the Hewlett-Packard NetServer LH 3000 have comparable features and performance but different systems management programs.
By Ed Roth, 09/05/2000
Investigating your OS's capabilities can save you money.
By David Chernicoff, 09/05/2000
In the constant fight against email viruses, one of your strongest weapons is an educated user.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/31/2000
Microsoft recently created a program to reward its most talented engineers and kicked things off by honoring 16 of its best and brightest.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/31/2000
Internet Explorer clears the way as it makes its bid to create a one-browser market.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/31/2000
Learn what Microsoft's announcement about its move from supplying shrink-wrapped software to supplying subscription-based services means for you.
By Paul Thurrott, 08/31/2000
Find out what enhancements and features Windows 2000 Datacenter Server offers to meet large enterprises' requirements.
By Mark Smith, 08/31/2000
Find out what Microsoft's plans for a .NET Internet strategy involve and how they will impact your future.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 08/31/2000
Check out Microsoft's updated documents and new tools that help you handle IIS security.
By Jan De Clercq, 08/31/2000
Authentication, access control, and auditing benefit from Win2K and Exchange 2000 security integration.
By Douglas Toombs, 08/31/2000
Don't rely on users to encrypt sensitive email messages. Locking down an SMTP connection at the server level is safer and easier.
By Douglas Toombs, 08/31/2000
Win2K Server lets you write policies that give you tighter control over your RAS connections.
By Paula Sharick, 08/31/2000
Follow along and learn how to implement a custom IP Security policy for two Win2K servers that aren't part of a Win2K domain.
By Paula Sharick, 08/31/2000
Think Internet-based attacks are your biggest worry? Think again.
By Paula Sharick, 08/31/2000
Get the necessary know-how to implement built-in and customized IPSec policies.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 08/31/2000
A two-level access-control method can help you regulate access to system resources.
By Michael D. Reilly, 08/31/2000
Learn how SQL Server logins, server roles, database roles, and permissions help you protect your enterprise data.
By Sean Daily, 08/31/2000
Gain a thorough understanding of policies and arrays as they pertain to ISA Server.
By Sean Daily, 08/31/2000
Microsoft has aimed ISA Server at the Internet firewall market, and the most recent version introduces a wealth of new features and provides improvements to many Proxy Server ...
By John Green, 08/25/2000
Returning to square one for each iteration.
By John Green, 08/25/2000
Here are the details of my testing environment.
By Sue Mosher, 08/25/2000
Add a macro to an Outlook toolbar button to change the current message's reply address.
By Readers, 08/25/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows 2000 Magazine readers (including Microsoft).