By Steve Ryles, 02/14/2001
Learn how to create a TCP/IP boot disk to add to your administrative tool kit.
By Paul Robichaux, 02/14/2001
Microsoft hotfixes and service packs can help mend Exchange Server flaws. What's the difference between these two types of fixes, and when should you use them?
By Bob Chronister, 02/14/2001
Find out which PC-recover tools should be in every IT administrator's arsenal.
By Kalen Delaney, 02/14/2001
Knowing your MCT’s qualifications can help you predict the quality of training you’ll receive.
By Bob Chronister, 02/14/2001
Learn how to prevent NT's Browser Service from reporting certain servers on the network, while still using UNC format.
By John D. Ruley, 02/14/2001
Use this procedure to repair your system’s damaged outlook.pst file.
By Robert McIntosh, 02/14/2001
Certified on the NT 4.0 track? Find out how to make the best exam preparation moves to keep your certification.
By Paul Thurrott, 02/14/2001
Microsoft plans to put its money where its mouth is and offer a subscription plan for Office 10, in the next edition of Office.
By Larry J. Seltzer, 02/14/2001
Fill the gaps in GPO administration.
By Mark Weitz, 02/14/2001
Using your cell phone as an email client can be convenient, but is your phone really your best bet for email?
By Sean Daily, 02/14/2001
Has the time come for your organization to consider a new approach to providing remote access servers?
By Readers, 02/14/2001
Find out how to use the built-in SMTP server in Microsoft IIS to switch between accessing POP accounts through a dial-up connection or high-speed connection.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
One reaer shares his experiences using the LANvault 200 backup solution.
By Bob Chronister, 02/14/2001
Find out about a script you can use to automate the NT backup process.
By John Green, 02/14/2001
Find out which MCSE self-study resources are available online.
By Jamie Flerlage, 02/14/2001
Product categories help you choose which exams are best for you.
By Sean Daily, 02/14/2001
Learn about a utility that does a post-Office 2000 cleanup on your systems.
By Sue Mosher, 02/14/2001
Learn how to create Outlook task items for tasks that you absolutely must finish this week or next week.
By Apostolos Fotakelis, 02/14/2001
Find out how to get around the No Dial Tone error when using Win2K's Fax service.
By Sean Daily, 02/14/2001
Learn how to test for Win2K network-bandwidth requirements.
By Jamie Flerlage, 02/14/2001
Start here. Before you enter the MCSE certification maze, develop a smart game plan.
By , 02/14/2001
Read and send email wherever you are.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
One reader develops a workaround to the problem of not being able to run Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) without the 56-bit Service Pack 6a (SP6a) outside the United States.
By Sean Daily, 02/14/2001
To get the most from RIS, you must go beyond basic management activities and customize your RIS deployments to improve their functionality, automation, personalization, and ...
By Kathy Ivens, 02/14/2001
Want to test your know-how? Solve this month's Windows 2000 and Windows NT problem and gather the accolades of your peers.
By Kathy Ivens, 02/14/2001
Meet Device Manager, a terrific tool for configuring and troubleshooting system devices.
By Rob Schenk, 02/14/2001
Flexible tools to monitor and optimize your network.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
See how one reader renames a file by date when handling accumulative log files.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
Find out how you can discover new users' computer names.
By Michael Otey, 02/14/2001
Check out these pointers for using your system more effectively.
By Paul Thurrott, 02/14/2001
Microsoft has extended the deadline for NT 4.0 certification exams. The company also plans to offer a new NT 4.0 exam as an elective for Win2K certifications.
By Paul Thurrott, 02/14/2001
Find out about Microsoft's plans to create a distributed future consisting of powerful servers and rich clients.
By Kalen Delaney, 02/14/2001
Peer-to-peer support is an important source of help when you encounter a problem with your system’s software.
By John D. Ruley, 02/14/2001
Replacing Windows 98 with Windows Me in your dual-boot system is easy.
By Kalen Delaney, 02/14/2001
A quality instructor can help you master the software you're studying.
By Bob Chronister, 02/14/2001
Learn how to use Symantec's Norton Ghost to increase the size of a mirrored hard disk.
By Tony Redmond, 02/14/2001
The ESM console provides several ways to keep tabs on your Exchange Server machines.
By Sean Daily, 02/14/2001
Learn about a tool that can help you review and modify the Win2K Active Directory schema.
By Allen Jones, 02/14/2001
Integrated firewall and VPN solutions ease administration of two important functions.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
One reader shares his solution for running laptops on Win2K that contain more than one network adapter.
By Mark Minasi, 02/14/2001
A Supplement 1 tool helps you determine which Group Policies are in effect.
By Readers, 02/14/2001
Find out what happens when you install Win2K's Recovery Console on a system running NT with Service Pack 4 (SP4).
By Paul Thurrott, 02/14/2001
Microsoft unveiled its new Tablet PC. The product resembles a paper tablet, recognizes users handwriting, and provides all the functions of a word processor.
By Kalen Delaney, 02/14/2001
Before you register for a training class, ask plenty of questions.
By Bob Chronister, 02/14/2001
Pick up some tips for getting MKS Source Integrity to work.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 02/14/2001
Win2K's new Security log category offers plenty of information about Kerberos and NTLM events.
By Mark Minasi, 02/14/2001
Learn why DNS is a more trouble-free naming service than WINS.
By Bill O'Brien, 02/14/2001
This collection of utilities can help you organize your file system, optimize your OS, and tweak your systems' Internet and networking performance.
By Ken Spencer, 02/14/2001
Choose from four log formats and determine whether to log to a file or database, then follow this complete instruction set for configuring IIS logging.