By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Find out how to fix a problem when trying to install service packs on machines running Messaging API (MAPI)-enabled applications or services.
By Readers, 04/18/2001
Find out about a hard-to-find field in the SAM database.
By Mark Minasi, 04/18/2001
AD enhancements will include an end to group limits, partitionable replication, and a smarter GC.
By Readers, 04/18/2001
Find out where to look when you need to be absolutely sure whether Service Pack 6a (SP6a) is installed.
By Mark Minasi, 04/18/2001
Cachemov helps with Offline Files, and Uptime provides server availability statistics.
By Paul Thurrott, 04/18/2001
Microsoft drops Local Web Storage System and Office Designer from Outlook and Office 10.
By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Discover how to use a customized installation procedure with RIS on a Win2K network.
By Pierre Bijaoui, 04/18/2001
Don't forget to consider the interaction of Exchange 2000 and AD when you design your organization.
By Marty Scher, 04/18/2001
User-account creation and management in one easy package.
By Ken Spencer, 04/18/2001
Advice about hardware, design, and configuration for prime Web application performance in an IIS environment.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Learn about two switches to use with NT Backup that can help you with bad tapes and broken spanned data sets.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Learn a workaround for upgrading a Microsoft Access 97 database to an Access 2000 database when you don't have an administrative password.
By John Green, 04/18/2001
Take a look at five NAS devices that range from small, relatively inexpensive units to high-end, full-featured, and highly scalable units.
By Cris Banson, 04/18/2001
In your quest to improve the performance of your systems and ease CPU, memory, disk, and network bottlenecks, your most effective weapons are NT's native tools.
By Michael Otey, 04/18/2001
Mike Otey explains why Microsoft's decision to move Windows away from a year-based naming scheme is a good one.
By Bob Wells, 04/18/2001
These powerful strings let you describe, in just one line of code, a WMI object that you want to retrieve and manage.
By Kieran McCorry, 04/18/2001
Learn how you can use ADC during an Exchange 5.5-to-Exchange 2000 migration to enable interoperability and seamless message transfer.
By Paula Sharick, 04/18/2001
What type of protection does the high-encryption version of NT 4.0 provide? These answers to 10 probing questions will help you understand NT encryption.
By Christa Anderson, 04/18/2001
To run WMI scripts on an NT 4.0 and Win95 system, you must first download and install the WMI software.
By Kalen Delaney, 04/18/2001
Maximizing SQL Server performance is an intimidating task. Use these references to build your knowledge and your confidence.
By Jonathan Chau, 04/18/2001
Learn what to look for in antivirus scanners to keep your Exchange server safe from attack.
By Douglas Toombs, 04/18/2001
RIS isn't just for Win2K deployments anymore. Find out how to automate your third-party application installations, too.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Discover an easy way to determine which user is logged on to a computer and which domain controls that computer.
By Pierre Bijaoui, 04/18/2001
Vendors provide useful sizing guides that might help you choose a server. But you need to understand what these guides' benchmarks truly mean.
By Mark Joseph Edwards, 04/18/2001
Distributed personal firewalls with centralized management.
By Paul Thurrott, 04/18/2001
Consider your storage alternatives. The Windows 2000 Magazine Lab used an IDE solution to save money and solve its entry-level server woes.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Find out how to install the Oracle SQLNet client on a Win2K workstation.
By Readers, 04/18/2001
One reader shares his tip for running Whois on NT.
By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Learn how to add a second CPU to a Win2K Pro system as well as important information about upgrading multiprocessor configurations on Win2K systems versus NT systems.
By Michael Otey, 04/18/2001
Although migrating from NT 4.0 to Win2K is difficult, it's a good idea. Here are 10 reasons why.
By Paul Thurrott, 04/18/2001
IBM is set to invest $1 billion in Linux.
By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Find out how to manage and make the most of Group Policy in Win2K.
By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Learn how to save offline files from the default drive to another drive.
By Readers, 04/18/2001
Learn about a potential pitfall when upgrading your NT Server 4.0 systems to Win2K.
By Christa Anderson, 04/18/2001
Use WMI scripts to automate computer-management tasks.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Find out how to change the location of your print spooler in NT.
By Sue Mosher, 04/18/2001
A few routines help you process items in your Inbox.
By Joshua Orrison, 04/18/2001
Quickly and efficiently transplant customized files and settings.
By Todd Logan, 04/18/2001
Offline Files is a useful Win2K feature, and it works even better if you know a few tricks.
By Kalen Delaney, 04/18/2001
Apply these 10 tuning tips to boost SQL Server performance.
By Rodney Landrum, 04/18/2001
Monitor a user's every move.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Learn how to upgrade your Cisco Systems Secure PIX Firewall appliance.
By Pierre Bijaoui, 04/18/2001
Hardware, design, and operation all work together to form the foundation for solid performance.
By Bob Chronister, 04/18/2001
Discover how to swap NICs in a Win2K server with a minimum of frustration.
By David Chernicoff, 04/18/2001
Our columnist discovers that widespread broadband access is illusory.
By Paul Thurrott, 04/18/2001
Microsoft's ISA Server Standard Edition RC2 beat out the competition in the Price/Performance category of The Measurement Factory's third Cache-Off.
By Sean Daily, 04/18/2001
Learn how to change from dynamic to static IP addresses in a script on a Win2K workstation, without rebooting.
By Readers, 04/18/2001
Discover a few exceptions to the rule when installing a printer on a cluster.
By John D. Ruley, 04/18/2001
This primer about the basic types of wireless email devices shows you the benefits and disadvantages of the technology and gives you an easy way to implement wireless email in ...