By Christopher George, 03/25/2003
Cut administrative overhead with this effective backup utility.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2003
David Thompson and Mark Lucovsky talk to Paul Thurrott about NT's origins.
By Bob Chronister, 03/25/2003
Discover how to improve performance by cleaning out invalid registry entries.
By Douglas Toombs, 03/25/2003
Five top-of-the-line products handle basic Web monitoring functions, but that’s where the similarities end. Each package brings different strengths to the table.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2003
Fix a problem with the Netlogon service's automatic startup after a reboot of a Win2K AS DC.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2003
For Windows 2003 certification, Microsoft is restructuring the relationship between the MCSE and the MCSA credentials.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2003
Resolve a potential conflict between an 802.11b network and 2.4GHz phones.
By Roger A. Grimes, 03/25/2003
Vendors love to use the buzzword encryption in their advertisements, but not all of them do a good job of implementing encryption.
By Dustin Puryear, 03/25/2003
Wish you had an alternative to IIS on your Win2K servers? Now you do.
By Mark Smith, 03/25/2003
Since the Windows server product emerged on the IT scene, administrators’ duties have changed from battling blue screens of death to ensuring that systems are secure, fast, and ...
By Bret Bennett , 03/25/2003
NetMeeting won’t transmit audio to other NetMeeting clients after Intel Create & Share software installation.
By Brett Hill, 03/25/2003
IIS 6.0 has a new architecture that makes it faster and more robust. Here's what's changed and how to install the server.
By Tony Redmond, 03/25/2003
Microsoft's debut of Exchange Server 2003 and Outlook 11 is on the horizon. Here's a sneak peek at the significant networking improvements that a combination of these two ...
By Bob Chronister, 03/25/2003
Discover how to use registry tweaks to hide drive mappings and functionality from users.
By Paul Robichaux, 03/25/2003
Too much spam? Check out these antispam solutions.
By Michael Otey, 03/25/2003
Take advantage of XP's best features—and quickly work around some of its biggest annoyances.
By Editors, 03/25/2003
Readers share their thoughts on open source, and we reflect on our 100th issue.
By Mark Smith, 03/25/2003
A Windows Powered NAS solution can increase your company's profitability and performance.
By Roger A. Grimes, 03/25/2003
Chat-loving telecommuters and CEOs are using IM over corporate networks, necessitating stronger security and more administration. Corporate IM clients are the answer.
By Mark Minasi, 03/25/2003
On the occasion of Windows & .NET Magazine's 100-issue anniversary, Mark takes an informal look at the history of our subject matter.
By Readers, 03/25/2003
Use the Dnscmd and For commands to add primary zones in one command.
By Carolyn Mader, 03/25/2003
Readers tell us about their favorite products.
By Jeff Fellinge, 03/25/2003
Learn how to use Microsoft's new SMS SUS Feature Pack, a robust mechanism for central patch management of your client machines.
By John D. Ruley, 03/25/2003
Discover how 802.11b works and what steps you can take to secure your data before you establish a wireless network.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2003
Based on a BSD UNIX variant and the Mach microkernel, Mac OS X gives Macintosh servers and desktop computers the same stable, reliable underpinnings that Win2K and NT 4.0 users ...
By Christa Anderson, 03/25/2003
Learn how to use GPOs to configure terminal servers.
By Bob Chronister, 03/25/2003
Discover how to use registry tweaks to hide drive mappings and functionality from users.
By Bob Chronister, 03/25/2003
Check out data-replication and data-caching options for configuring storage at remote offices.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2003
Paul Thurrott talks with Brian Valentine about the new server product and about Microsoft's new focus.
By Sean Deuby, 03/25/2003
Members of Windows Server 2003’s Incoming Forest Trust Builders group can create incoming one-way trusts to the local forest without having built-in administrative rights.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2003
Disable the dialog box that asks whether to send an error report to Microsoft.
By Michael Otey, 03/25/2003
Michael Otey reflects on how computer technology in general--Microsoft in particular--and the magazine have changed since 1995.
By Mark Smith, 03/25/2003
With a Windows Powered NAS solution, you can eliminate using tapes to back up remote users’ data.
By Dustin Puryear, 03/25/2003
You can easily use Apache to host multiple Web sites through one server or server farm.
By Roger A. Grimes, 03/25/2003
SIP and SIMPLE offer the promise of interoperability among different IM products, but that promise might not yet be realized.
By David Chernicoff, 03/25/2003
When client systems behave erratically, don't blame a virus or assume you need an upgrade.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 03/25/2003
Learn how to script with IADsTools.dll to perform a variety of actions related to AD, AD replication, and Group Policy.
By Paul Thurrott, 03/25/2003
Thanks to today's more powerful and scalable hardware, VM environments present a compelling solution for not only testing solutions but implementing them in production.
By Sean Deuby, 03/25/2003
Windows 2003’s new forest trust feature makes establishing trusts between domains in different forests easy.
By Sean Daily, 03/25/2003
Find out how to use some common keyboard shortcuts in Terminal Services client sessions.
By Sean Deuby, 03/25/2003
New and improved utilities let you write simple scripts to manage AD objects and perform other tasks more easily.