By Paul Robichaux, 11/20/2000
RIM's handheld Blackberry device offers a new twist on remote email access.
By Tao Zhou, 11/20/2000
Explore how Application Center 2000 eases Web site and application management.
By Kathy Ivens, 11/20/2000
Learn how the Application Compatibility tool can solve your compatibility woes.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 11/20/2000
Microsoft's most recent resource kit is especially valuable to security administrators. Examine 10 security-related reasons why the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit is ...
By Mark Minasi, 11/20/2000
A new license agreement eliminates some resource kit benefits.
By L. J. Locher, 11/20/2000
Learn how administrators of small networks can enjoy the benefits of DHCP through Win2K's Automatic Private IP Addressing Service.
By Paul Thurrott, 11/20/2000
Microsoft's new products, which rely on Win2K, will support the software company's new .NET strategy.
By Paul Thurrott, 11/20/2000
Is Intel sacrificing quality to beat AMD to the punch?
By Tom Iwanski, 11/20/2000
Take Exchange Server management to a whole new level.
By John Green, 11/20/2000
Microsoft is finally including native support for VI Architecture, a specification that can improve the performance of distributed applications.
By James Barrett, 11/20/2000
A dedicated forest root gives your AD design flexibility and gives you tight control over the schema and administrative access.
By Sue Mosher, 11/20/2000
Build an adaptable system for purging a group of Outlook folders.
By John D. Ruley, 11/20/2000
Microsoft has improved the process of updating your OS.
By Tom Iwanski, 11/20/2000
This solution for Win2K and NT servers offers around-the-clock backup functionality.
By Jerry Cochran, 11/20/2000
Here's a practical guide to deploying Exchange 2000 in a Win2K clustered environment.
By Greg Todd, 11/20/2000
Here are the requirements that Win2K Datacenter Server adds to the Win2K application specification.
By Tony Redmond, 11/20/2000
Whether you want to locate an errant message or evaluate email flow in your organization, Message Tracking Center helps you hunt down the data you need.
By Michael Otey, 11/20/2000
Advances in microprocessor technology play a major role in increasing microprocessor speed.
By Greg Todd, 11/20/2000
Microsoft's new enterprise-level server goes head-to-head with its UNIX rivals.
By Ed Roth, 11/20/2000
Adkins Resource's Hyena 2.5 can help you centralize your systems administration.
By Kathy Ivens, 11/20/2000
Want to test your know-how? Solve this month's Windows 2000 and Windows NT problem and gather the accolades of your peers.
By Bob Chronister, 11/20/2000
Investigate disabling the Recycle Bin, swapping files between NT and Linux, troubleshooting Dfs, disabling Num Lock, troubleshooting Backup Exec, and more.
By Paul Thurrott, 11/20/2000
Microsoft plans to implement its ClearType technology in future versions of Office and Windows.
By David Chernicoff, 11/20/2000
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server just might be the first large-scale enterprise service.
By Ken Spencer, 11/20/2000
Windows DNA might be morphing into Microsoft .NET, but that doesn't change the fact that you build distributed applications one component at a time. Here's how to use NT 4.0's ...
By Sean Daily, 11/20/2000
Discover how Terminal Services and a little-known gem from the Win2K SP1 CD-ROM can change the way you think about remote access.
By Tom Iwanski, 11/20/2000
An impressive utility for administrators who crave the ability to use boot disks to recover corrupted Windows installations.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 11/20/2000
The ACL editor and the Delegation of Control Wizard can help you delegate administration of AD objects, but the tools' complexity can limit their usefulness.
By Mark Smith, 11/20/2000
Mark Smith explains what you can expect in the short term from Microsoft's "Next Generation Internet" .NET vision.
By Mark Minasi, 11/20/2000
NAT provides more flexibiity than does ICS in sharing routable IP addresses.
By Michael Otey, 11/20/2000
Intel's Itanium and AMD's Sledgehammer processors use radically different architectures, and both will require new 64-bit OSs and application software to fully realize their ...
By Paul Robichaux, 11/20/2000
After you set up Exchange Server's IMS, you need to provide client access that meets the needs of all users.
By David Chernicoff, 11/20/2000
Although voice over IP is still a new technology, it shows promise as a future industry standard. Find out more about the back-end switches behind this technology.
By Rodney Landrum, 11/20/2000
Lightspeed Systems' Total Control 2.5 provides almost every conceivable means of monitoring and controlling IP traffic.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 11/20/2000
Securant Technologies' ClearTrust SecureControl 4.0 can help you achieve an enterprise-level authentication system for your mixed-platform Web server farms.
By Sean Daily, 11/20/2000
Learn about integrating OS and service pack installations, working around registration pet peeves, and running SPE on Win2K Pro.
By Paul Thurrott, 11/20/2000
UPC refused to wait for Microsoft, which continued to delay delivery of its OS for use with interactive TV. The European cable access provider instead chose Liberate Technologies ...
By Readers, 11/20/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows 2000 Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By L. J. Locher, 11/20/2000
Learn about DHCP transactions between clients and servers and the Win2K DHCP service's ability to detect whether an imposter is taking part in those transactions.
By Michael Otey, 11/20/2000
Win2K's command-line and graphical utilities give you unprecedented out-of-the-box functionality.