By Tony Murray, 07/30/2003
Planning and deploying GC servers can be confusing. Learning some basic guidelines can clear up the confusion.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
Define network printers for everyone by default.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 07/30/2003
When it’s time to migrate, these tools help you get through the process smoothly.
By Paul Robichaux, 07/30/2003
Learn what you can do to help ensure that your migration to Exchange 2000 goes smoothly.
By Mark Smith, 07/30/2003
Imagine a system that lets you save and retrieve data in the same way you can use a TiVo device to record TV programs.
By Bob Chronister, 07/30/2003
Dr. Bob answers a few follow-up questions regarding Win2K Server service errors.
By Paul Thurrott, 07/30/2003
Microsoft will release a sweeping set of products to give enterprises the logging, security, and manageability features they need to roll out a new generation of IM solutions ...
By Brett Hill, 07/30/2003
Learn how to let applications use the same port on different IP addresses.
By Bob Chronister, 07/30/2003
A reader wants to prevent users from accessing Control Panel applets.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
You can use Windows 2000’s Recovery Console (RC) to fix Windows NT 4.0 installations.
By John D. Ruley, 07/30/2003
Here's a list of tablet PC vendors whose products aren't reviewed in the article.
By Shon Harris, 07/30/2003
Here's how 802.11i provides stronger security than WEP.
By Carolyn Mader, 07/30/2003
Learn more about newly released software and hardware products.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
A user tries resetting the Administrator password to recover offline files.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
User logon IDs also shouldn’t use reserved words.
By John D. Ruley, 07/30/2003
New devices from Acer, HP, Motion, Toshiba, and ViewSonic capture your handwriting and could replace your full-time PC.
By Shon Harris, 07/30/2003
The new 802.11i standard is on the horizon. Here's a primer about how its security components provide stronger security than 802.11 provides.
By Paul Thurrott, 07/30/2003
Microsoft hardware partners can now view and modify the Windows CE .NET source code, then create and sell products that take advantage of those changes.
By Michael Otey, 07/30/2003
Microsoft has announced that Windows 2003 and XP will natively support AMD's as well as Intel's 64-bit architecture. Businesses will be among the winners.
By Bob Chronister, 07/30/2003
A reader is upgrading an NT domain to Win2K and wonders whether the domain name will cause problems.
By Mark Minasi, 07/30/2003
Learn how to gather and filter event-log entries from local and remote machines.
By Bob Chronister, 07/30/2003
The doctor recommends some resources for information about SANs and clusters.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
Disable APIPA on multiple interfaces at once.
By Roger A. Grimes, 07/30/2003
To outwit malicious intruders, you need a vulnerability assessment tool that tries all the tricks the crackers use. Here’s how to choose the best tool for your environment.
By John D. Ruley, 07/30/2003
Here are brief descriptions of some applications that are optimized to run on tablet PCs.
By Readers, 07/30/2003
Readers share their thoughts about network troubleshooting, going wireless, license management tools, and more.
By Bret Bennett , 07/30/2003
UdfReadr.sys isn’t necessary in Win2K Pro.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 07/30/2003
The GPMC scripting interfaces provide a level of automation that surpasses what has been available to date.
By John D. Ruley, 07/30/2003
Discover why VoIP is one of the most important technologies to emerge for mobile devices and might even be the long-awaited mobile "killer app."
By Paul Thurrott, 07/30/2003
Intel's new mobile platform will lead to a new generation of mobile computing solutions that offer substantially better functionality than past systems.
By Michael Otey, 07/30/2003
Windows Server 2003 incorporates more than 60 new command-line tools. Here are 10 of the most useful.
By Bob Chronister, 07/30/2003
The doctor makes some recommendations for inexpensive storage when performance isn't a key concern.
By Douglas Toombs, 07/30/2003
Discover several key technical considerations that you need to address to successfully deploy Wi-Fi.
By Ed Roth, 07/30/2003
When used in conjunction with Group Policy, Remote Assistance provides a usable, secure solution for corporate Help desks and support staff.