By Marty Scher, 01/17/2001
Protect access to your membership lists.
By Ed Roth, 01/17/2001
Simplify AD management.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
A reader creates an extended script for NT 4.0 ERDs to collect necessary information, determine the cause of the failure, and work with a backup to recover the system.
By Paul Robichaux, 01/17/2001
You pay for public folders as part of the cost of Exchange Server. So why aren't you using these folders to their full extent?
By Randy Franklin Smith, 01/17/2001
Learn how to access the Win2K Security log and how to track logon and logoff activity.
By Tony Redmond, 01/17/2001
Win2K fulfills NT's need for a set of common management utilities that take applications into consideration.
By David Chernicoff, 01/17/2001
Learn about a new framework for integrating IT and business best practices.
By Tony Redmond, 01/17/2001
Exchange 2000 uses administrative and routing groups, rather than sites, to deliver more flexibility than Exchange 5.5 can offer.
By Mark Minasi, 01/17/2001
Win2K folds Scopy's owner and ACL information-copying function into Xcopy.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/17/2001
A small software company claims that Microsoft threatened to sue over the use of NTFS source code, but Microsoft denies the existence of a lawsuit.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
One reader shares a tip for recovering a lost desktop shell after adding, deleting, or modifying a DLL under NT.
By Sean Daily, 01/17/2001
To help counter the disk space-stealing effects of storing multiple RIS images, Microsoft included in Win2K a new technology called SIS.
By Kathy Ivens, 01/17/2001
User groups can be a wonderful way to quickly and efficiently manage permissions and rights for users in your enterprise.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/17/2001
To centrally manage and automate defragmentation on your servers and workstations, you need a full-featured defragmentation utility. This comparative review examines the fetures ...
By Jonathan Zuck, 01/17/2001
Microsoft's mail server begins to exhibit .NET characteristics such as supporting distributed Web architectures and XML.
By Mark Russinovich, 01/17/2001
Spend a little time with this guide, and save hours repairing blue screens.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/17/2001
Find out how you can overcome NTFS's unique hurdles.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/17/2001
Microsoft overhauls its MSCP program in the hopes of offering higher certification standards and greater interaction between Microsoft partners.
By Tony Redmond, 01/17/2001
The basics of MMC consoles and snap-ins, and how these tools relate to Exchange 2000.
By Bob Chronister, 01/17/2001
Learn how to choose a SAN solution, disable the CD-ROM drive's autoplay feature, erase tapes with /nopoll, downgrade from Access 2000 to Access 97, and troubleshoot an Office 2000 ...
By Kevin Laahs, 01/17/2001
Learn how Exchange 2000 Server's core architectural features let you easily enable workflow processes.
By Sean Daily, 01/17/2001
Is it possible to access your LAN and its applications from a baseball game? Discover a wireless remote access solution that might let you do just that.
By Tony Redmond, 01/17/2001
This first article in a series of three helps you recognize Exchange 2000's new management requirements, challenges, and benefits.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/17/2001
Security doubts hit close to home as Microsoft acknowledges that intruders cracked the company's internal network.
By Sue Mosher, 01/17/2001
Review important procedures and techniques related to dates in Microsoft Outlook programming.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
One reader shares his tip for setting up the command prompt to reflect a remote path.
By Tony Redmond, 01/17/2001
Pocket PCs give you better access to email and other files on your host system than earlier handheld devices did.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
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, 01/17/2001
Find out what you need to know to start using RIS in your Win2K network.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/17/2001
Learn the specifics about three products' defragmentation performance.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
A reader shares her discovery for fixing a DHCP-related error when she receives an IP conflict message.
By Paul Niser, 01/17/2001
Several command-line tools can help your efficiency and decrease the time you spend creating and managing user accounts.
By Paul Niser, 01/17/2001
An example of how to use Cusrmgr to easily modify information in an existing user account.
By William F. Katz, 01/17/2001
Create a virtual Windows system on your Linux machine and vice versa.
By Ed Roth, 01/17/2001
Although expensive, Raritan Computer's Paragon system provides a quick, easy, and powerful KVM solution.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/17/2001
Better...stronger...faster? Biometric identification solutions are gaining popularity, but are you ready to implement them?
By Michael Otey, 01/17/2001
Here are 10 of the most helpful administrative tools that you'll find in the OS's Support Tools folder.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/17/2001
Microsoft's CEO makes some surprising announcements--and takes some unsurprising swipes at Sun Microsystems.
By Sean Daily, 01/17/2001
Learn how to edit the routing table, work around default SIS behavior, troubleshoot InoculateIT's realtime monitor, and improve WINS performance.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
Learn a new trick for preventing an unbootable system when a mirrored spare boot disk fails.
By Readers, 01/17/2001
Learn about a reader-provided solution that includes a batch file to help automate the process of auditing systems for Administrator access and installing software on a ...
By Randy Franklin Smith, 01/17/2001
Win2K provides two new audit categories that apply to domain controllers: Audit directory service access and Audit account logon events.
By Paul Robichaux, 01/17/2001
AutoAccept Utilities from exchangecode is a cool third-party product that uses public-folder functionality to let you book resources such as conference rooms.
By Michael Otey, 01/17/2001
Michael Otey shares his thoughts on .NET and wonders whether Microsoft has thought through all the implications of its .NET strategy.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/17/2001
Sort out the options and new changes in technology before you start shopping for a unified messaging solution.
By Paul Niser, 01/17/2001
You can use the Net User command to create new user accounts.