By Kathy Ivens, 01/22/2002
A strong administrative plan can help keep road warriors on the straight and narrow.
By Mark Weitz, 01/22/2002
NAS and SAN address storage management from different perspectives. Learn their differences, the pros and cons of each, and how they'll evolve.
By Sean Daily, 01/22/2002
You can choose from several options to determine the operations masters in a Win2K domain and an AD forest
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Microsoft finally clamps down on Hotmail-account proliferation.
By Readers, 01/22/2002
An additional solution to the problem of two clients trying to grab the same IP address.
By Tao Zhou, 01/22/2002
BIND's support for DNSSEC and TSIG can help you secure DNS transactions.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Microsoft welcomes the Java language back into the fold.
By Jonathan Chau, 01/22/2002
Stop viruses at your door.
By David Chernicoff, 01/22/2002
Microsoft wants to compete in the systems management market. Can it find success there?
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Find out what Microsoft's settlement with the US government late last year will mean for computer users.
By Editors, 01/22/2002
Readers write in to share about a deceptive Fixmbr error message, well-connected travelers, and the DHCP client service.
By Pat Telford, 01/22/2002
The first step toward migrating to Win2K is to combine NT domains. Plan ahead to make this job as painless as possible.
By Sean Daily, 01/22/2002
Find out how to implement X-Mouse Activiation in Win2K.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 01/22/2002
Microsoft offerings provide computer inventory management, software deployment, and system monitoring and reporting capabilities.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Microsoft adds up the user numbers.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
CEO Steve Ballmer defends Microsoft's corporate culture.
By Tom Iwanski, 01/22/2002
The first-ever successful attack on our Lab's network was a wake-up call.
By Mark Minasi, 01/22/2002
Split-brain DNS is a good idea for any enterprise, security-wise.
By Pat Telford, 01/22/2002
Here's a list of obvious and not-so-obvious places where SIDs are used.
By Readers, 01/22/2002
An Exchange 2000 Server problem with random conversion of Plain Text messages to HTML in Outlook 2000.
By Tao Zhou, 01/22/2002
This example illustrates the enhanced security that DNSSEC can provide for DNS transactions.
By Michael Otey, 01/22/2002
Win2K offers both familiar and updated TCP/IP diagnostic tools. Here's your guide to 10 essential commands.
By Tony Redmond, 01/22/2002
SP2 revs up reliability with new functionality in systems management tools, enhancements to OWA, and better memory management.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Software giant to The Wall Street Journal: Not guilty!
By Paul Thurrott, 01/22/2002
Microsoft's clever ad campaign gets the company in hot water.