By Randy Franklin Smith, 12/30/2003
Learn how you can use L2TP to enable a strong, two-factor authentication VPN for your remote users.
By Sean Daily, 12/30/2003
Take a new look at videoconferencing options.
By Editors, 12/30/2003
Readers share their thoughts about configuring array management software and securing the Administrator account.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 12/30/2003
AD's out-of-the-box auditing capabilities come up short when you require advanced functionality. Step beyond basic AD auditing with these tools.
By Readers, 12/30/2003
Use your cell phone to connect through XP.
By Readers, 12/30/2003
A reader solves a problem installing Microsoft’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) beta software.
By Mark Weitz, 12/30/2003
If you haven't migrated to a 64-bit platform, these servers driven by powerful new 64-bit processors from AMD and Intel will provide compelling reasons to reconsider.
By Paul Thurrott, 12/30/2003
InfoPath builds on industry-standard XML to provide knowledge workers a familiar tool they can use to create and work with data.
By Orin Thomas, 12/30/2003
An extra exam or two can add a Security designation to your MCSA or MCSE certification.
By Paul Robichaux, 12/30/2003
Brand OWA with your corporate logo and color scheme.
By Dan Holme, 12/30/2003
Ready to decentralize the burden of administering your network? You can delegate control over AD by using and customizing the Delegation of Control Wizard.
By Orin Thomas, 12/30/2003
Windows 2003 and Win2K MCSEs and MCSAs can easily add a messaging feather to their caps.
By Readers, 12/30/2003
If an ImagePath value contains a space in the path name, the system expects a parameter when the ISA Server service starts.
By Tony Murray, 12/30/2003
Find out how to publish printer information in AD and how to prune information for printers that are no longer available for use.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 12/30/2003
These Change and Configuration Management tools speed and simplify the time-consuming task of administering a large environment.
By Paul Thurrott, 12/30/2003
Windows Mobile 2003 offers performance and connectivity improvements for Pocket PC and smart phone devices.
By Mark Russinovich, 12/30/2003
Don't believe the hype. At best, RAM optimizers have no effect. At worst, they seriously degrade performance.
By Michael Otey, 12/30/2003
Defend your network! Mobile systems demand more than just perimeter security.
By Mark Minasi, 12/30/2003
Control registry settings with the powerful and reliable command-line Reg tool.
By Dan Holme, 12/30/2003
Here's a list of tasks that you'll need to delegate through other means, such as group policy settings, ACLs, and group membership.
By Readers, 12/30/2003
Secure your XP workstation when you leave your desk.
By Orin Thomas, 12/30/2003
Discover what steps you need to take to update to the Windows 2003 certifications and why upgrading now can save you time and money later.
By Readers, 12/30/2003
Expand the list of applications you can remove from XP after installation.
By Jeremy Moskowitz, 12/30/2003
If you administer a large environment, these Change and Configuration Management tools will make your life simpler.
By Carolyn Mader, 12/30/2003
Learn more about newly released software and hardware products.
By Paul Thurrott, 12/30/2003
Microsoft released Update Rollup 1 to protect XP systems in the interim between now and XP SP2's release in 2004.