By Sean Daily, 11/06/2000
Do Win2K RRAS servers handle DHCP server interaction and client IP address allocation more intelligently than their NT 4.0 predecessors do?
By Emmett Dulaney, 11/06/2000
Find out which Class A, B, and C addresses are reserved for special purposes.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 11/06/2000
Find out how processing options let you control how Win2K applies Group Policy.
By C. Thi Nguyen, 11/06/2000
Lotus and Microsoft provide toolkits that developers can use to call the realtime messaging server and invoke realtime functions in applications.
By Tom Iwanski, 11/06/2000
Optical wireless networking is evolving as a top choice for flexible, high-bandwidth connectivity.
By Michael Otey, 11/06/2000
Find out who looks to come out on top as Intel and AMD vie for the 64-bit computing market.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 11/06/2000
Win2K's password protection is stronger than NT's, but backward compatibility can leave Win2K systems vulnerable.
By Jonathan Chau, 11/06/2000
Visio 2000 Enterprise Edition turns esoteric database code into a graphical representation.
By Mark Minasi, 11/06/2000
Encrypting File System looks simple on its face, but the devil is in the details.
By Paula Sharick, 11/06/2000
Install the hotfixes for these potential post-Win2K SP1 security problems as soon as possible.
By Jonathan Chau, 11/06/2000
Find out which of seven products can secure your system against the new breed of havoc-wreaking viruses?
By Paula Sharick, 11/06/2000
A few problems still remain after Service Pack 1. Here's how to remedy them.
By Lance Whitney, 11/06/2000
Windows often renames deleted files until you empty the Recycle Bin.
By Mark Russinovich, 11/06/2000
Mark Russinovich explains the workings of NTFS5's Distributed Link Tracking, sparse file support, volume change tracking, encryption, and alternate data streams.
By Douglas Toombs, 11/06/2000
Learn what to expect from your Win2K Pro installation and the tools to use to get the most out of this OS.
By Emmett Dulaney, 11/06/2000
Boost your network's efficiency with multicasting and Class D IP addresses.
By Sean Daily, 11/06/2000
Learn about troubleshooting connection-speed problems, displaying OS version and build number, tweaking Start menu settings, distributing Windows updates, enabling filename and ...
By Readers, 11/06/2000
Share your NT discoveries, comments, problems, solutions, and experiences with products and reach out to other Windows 2000 Magazine readers (including Microsoft).
By C. Thi Nguyen, 11/06/2000
Compare the features of Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server and Lotus Sametime 1.5.
By Michael Otey, 11/06/2000
Although Win2K is a terrific upgrade, it's not perfect. Here's why.
By Mark Weitz, 11/06/2000
Find out what you need to know before purchasing a flat-panel display.
By Christa Anderson, 11/06/2000
Get acquinted with Win2K Pro and discover the features essential to power users.
By Lance Whitney, 11/06/2000
Three standalone undelete utilities can help you recover files when the Recycle Bin can't.
By David Chernicoff, 11/06/2000
Three non-Ethernet solutions expand the choices for home and SOHO networking.
By Ken Spencer, 11/06/2000
Performance improvements in IIS 5.0 help applications run faster.
By C. Thi Nguyen, 11/06/2000
Both platforms let you share any open application with conference attendees, even those who are using an unprepared desktop.
By Michael Otey, 11/06/2000
Use Win2K and NT command shell scripts to automate repetitive administrative tasks.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 11/06/2000
NT LAN Manager password hashing is vulnerable to password-cracking efforts.