By Readers, 05/27/2004
A reader encounters a problem with a Restricted Groups policy.
By Chris Wolf, 05/27/2004
Discover how to configure VMware Workstation 4.0 virtual machines to run as services.
By Readers, 05/27/2004
Create a custom toolbar that contains all the shortcuts your users need.
By Carolyn Mader, 05/27/2004
Readers highlight favorite products: iPass iPass, GFI GFI WebMonitor for ISA Server, Imceda SQL LiteSpeed, CommVault Systems Galaxy Backup & Recovery, CodeWeavers CrossOver ...
By Paul Thurrott, 05/27/2004
BizTalk Server 2004 is a compelling solution for business-process automation, offering greater interoperability and lower licensing costs than earlier versions, and a familiar ...
By Sean Daily, 05/27/2004
Solve the mystery of bouncing email messages after an Exchange 5.5–to–Exchange 2000 migration.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 05/27/2004
Learn about application advertisement, a Windows Installer feature that you use when deploying applications through Group Policy-based software installation.
By Michael Otey, 05/27/2004
Considering the strategic importance of email, you need to treat it as an enterprise asset and secure it accordingly.
By John Green, 05/27/2004
Whatever the size of your business, protecting your data is imperative. These 26 products provide the most up-to-date backup-and-restore capabilities.
By Tony Murray, 05/27/2004
AD’s inherent limits exist to optimize its performance, but sometimes you need to exceed those limits. Here are some workarounds.
By Douglas R. Spindler, 05/27/2004
iSCSI, the standard for encapsulating SCSI commands in TCP/IP packets, is the low-budget solution for clustering and load balancing.
By Michael Otey, 05/27/2004
Mike shares 10 tips to help you use Internet Explorer and the Web more efficiently.
By David Chernicoff, 05/27/2004
If you have large piles of CD-ROMs and DVDs on your desk, an optical storage library might help you regain control.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 05/27/2004
You can't completely remove the ability to have local accounts, but you can minimize the security risks they expose you to.
By Paul Robichaux, 05/27/2004
Learn how to determine why some members of a DL aren't receiving messages.
By Darren Mar-Elia, 05/27/2004
Take a look inside Windows Installer and its various components—.msi files, transforms, patches, advertisements, and more—and learn new techniques for deploying application setups.
By Readers, 05/27/2004
You can edit the registry to allow multiple simultaneous downloads.
By Carolyn Mader, 05/27/2004
Check out the latest products to hit the marketplace.
By Douglas R. Spindler, 05/27/2004
It's not just for the enterprise anymore. Learn how to set up a simple high-availability cluster and why you should do so.
By Douglas Toombs, 05/27/2004
Snort is a highly capable NIDS application that not only runs on Windows but also is kind to your IT budget because it's an open-source package.
By John Green, 05/27/2004
Third-party vendors offer high-availability solutions that use replication-based, shared-storage–based, or fault-tolerant technologies.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 05/27/2004
Learn why you shouldn't connect new systems to the network until the setup is finished.
By Ed Roth, 05/27/2004
Disk cleanup and defragmentation is a crucial but time-consuming undertaking. Here’s how you can automate the process.
By John Green, 05/27/2004
Failover isn’t so easy when the standby server is on a different subnet. Vendors use one of several approaches to handle this difficulty.
By Readers, 05/27/2004
You can press the Shift key to open a new browser window.
By Editors, 05/27/2004
Readers offer feedback abut software upgrades and ask a question about offline file synchronization
By Paul Thurrott, 05/27/2004
By Paul Thurrott, 05/27/2004
By late 2004, users will be able to choose from a variety of 64-bit Windows options for both workstations and servers and that run on numerous Intel and AMD hardware platforms.
By Mark Minasi, 05/27/2004
Mark dives into the mechanics of Windows Firewall and shows you how to use new Group Policy settings and the command line to customize Windows Firewall for your network’s needs.