By Jeff Fellinge, 09/30/2002
The new 802.1x protocol promises tighter security and better key management.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 09/30/2002
Be proactive and protect your network from future threats.
By Readers, 09/30/2002
An easier method for creating an Outlook New Mail Message shortcut.
By Ed Roth, 09/30/2002
Discover the easiest way to connect the computing devices in your home without stringing cables.
By Paul Thurrott, 09/30/2002
Find out whether the Tablet PC is in your future.
By David Chernicoff, 09/30/2002
Learn a few easy ways to secure your users' Internet access.
By Elliot King, 09/30/2002
The number of corporate Instant Messaging users will jump from less than 10 million today to 200 million in 2007.
By Ed Roth, 09/30/2002
Learn how to implement a solid backup strategy for special desktop systems that has no direct costs and requires minimal administration.
By Readers, 09/30/2002
Create the AutoAdminLogon registry value to enable automatic logon.
By Brett Hill, 09/30/2002
Learn how you can edit the registry to change the location and name of the metabase for security reasons.
By Jerry Cochran, 09/30/2002
Find out how Microsoft has begun maximizing the value that technologies such as Storage Area Networks (SANs) bring to the Windows environment.
By Ed Roth, 09/30/2002
Discover the latest NAS appliance technology to fit your organization's storage needs.
By Readers, 09/30/2002
Enable point-and-print functionality for Win2K clients when an NT 4.0 print server hosts a printer.
By Mark Minasi, 09/30/2002
Make Win2K complete file and directory names, detect accidental double-clicks, automatically log you on, and more.
By Sean Daily, 09/30/2002
If Smart Tag technology makes its way into future Windows OSs, you might want to know how to disable it.
By Tom Iwanski, 09/30/2002
Evaluate a new satellite solution for last-mile connectivity.
By Editors, 09/30/2002
Locate the browstat.exe files, stop the upgrade merry-go-round, and discover the downside of VNC.
By Michael Otey, 09/30/2002
Protect your computer from attack.
By Paul Thurrott, 09/30/2002
Find out what you need to know about 64-bit computing before you jump into the pool.
By Mark Minasi, 09/30/2002
Take control of permissions with this handy tool.
By Readers, 09/30/2002
Use the resource kit’s Winscl utility to quickly determine which machine a user is logged on to.
By Sean Daily, 09/30/2002
Find out how to install and run the Con-Current Connection Limiter utility.
By Carolyn Mader, 09/30/2002
Readers provide nominations for hot products that help them do their jobs.
By Brett Hill, 09/30/2002
Are you restarting your server periodically to free up memory? Learn about a Microsoft utility that helps in such a situation.
By Mark Weitz, 09/30/2002
Third-party products provide scheduling and online defragmentation capabilities that Win2K's built-in utility can't match.
By Elliot King, 09/30/2002
Business process management software, which manages and integrates business rules and processes for people and systems, is becoming essential.
By Paul Thurrott, 09/30/2002
Win.NET Server has some ambitious goals. What's changed from Win2K?
By Paul Robichaux, 09/30/2002
Discover tips and tools you can use to troubleshoot your Exchange Server across the miles.
By Jeff Fellinge, 09/30/2002
802.11b devices are popular--and can open your network to attack. Here's how to secure your wireless client.
By Mark Burnett, 09/30/2002
Protect your Web server from attack by setting the proper NTFS permissions.
By Paul Thurrott, 09/30/2002
Microsoft’s upcoming security platform should give your organization food for thought--but don't neglect to implement current technology.