By Jeff Fellinge, 01/30/2006
These three standouts have a single-minded focus: detect and remove spyware. Check out our review of CounterSpy Enterprise, Trend Micro Anti-Spyware Enterprise Edition, and Spy ...
By Tony Redmond, 01/30/2006
I/O operations per second (IOPS) in Exchange Server 2003 and earlier can cause a lot of work for Exchange admins.
By Adam Carheden, 01/30/2006
Disk-based backups at tape-based prices.
By Editors, 01/30/2006
Our editors share insights from their conversations with Solidcore Systems, Sana Security, GFI Security, and Faronics.
By Anne Grubb, 01/30/2006
Since moving to Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 3 years ago, InterKnowlogy developers and IT staff have the information they need at their fingertips.
By Jeff Sandler, 01/30/2006
Strategies for overcoming 3 shortcomings in your Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server and Windows SharePoint Services implementation.
By Blake Eno, 01/30/2006
Readers highlight favorite products: AVTECH Software's Room Alert, PaperCut Software’s PaperCut NG, Super Flexible Software’s Super Flexible File Synchronizer, and Network ...
By Readers, 01/30/2006
Upgrading a Windows NT 4.0 domain to Windows Server 2003 and Active Directory (AD) is a special challenge for small networks. Here’s a proven step-by-step process for this ...
By Karen Forster, 01/30/2006
Microsoft discusses IIS 7.0—its new task-oriented UI, rewritten from scratch; its ability to monitor activity in real time; elimination of the IIS metabase; and componentization ...
By Mark Minasi, 01/30/2006
Quickly generate SSL server certificates with this handy IIS resource kit tool.
By John Howie, 01/30/2006
When an RMS Client requests an EUL (or CLC) to protect content, the RMS Licensing Server generates a random symmetric key and encrypts the content with it.
By Jason Bovberg, 01/30/2006
KVM over IP switches provide a cost-efficient way to control remote systems and devices from one console. Learn more about KVM over IP technology and compare prices and features ...
By Apostolos Fotakelis, 01/30/2006
One reader has come up with a creative way to fight annoying Web ads.
By Randy Franklin Smith, 01/30/2006
By Randy Franklin Smith, 01/30/2006
You can use ACLs to grant services specific start and stop permissions.
By Paul Thurrott, 01/30/2006
What do Longhorn Server, Windows Compute Cluster Server, and Windows Vista have in common? The x64 platform.
By Jeff Sandler, 01/30/2006
Quick tips about using Windows SharePoint Services' site search.
By Michael Otey, 01/30/2006
SMBs can get satisfaction with this substitute for Exchange Server.
By Michael Otey, 01/30/2006
Virtual machine flexibility comes at the cost of performance. Use these tips to accelerate both Microsoft and VMware VM products.
By John Howie, 01/30/2006
The risk of unauthorized data distribution is forcing today’s enterprise to look for persistent data protection. Microsoft’s solution is Windows RMS.
By Karen Forster, 01/30/2006
Where Windows-UNIX interoperability is concerned, Microsoft is walking its talk.
By Tony Redmond, 01/30/2006
Microsoft has announced that the next version of Exchange will be 64-bit only. Find out the reasons behind this decision—and what it means for Exchange admins.
By Dan Holme, 01/30/2006
Implementing a robust, reliable patch-management solution for a large business requires forethought. Make sure you address all key considerations when deploying WSUS in a large ...
By Randy Franklin Smith, 01/30/2006
Windows 2003 Standard Edition CAs can issue only a limited set of certificates, so for some certificates, you might require Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition.
By Sue Mosher, 01/30/2006
Here's a tip for users who accidentally close Outlook.
By Trisha Pendley, 01/30/2006
Check out the latest products to hit the marketplace. PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: Astaro's Astaro Security Gateway 6.1
By Ben Smith, 01/30/2006
If you're a new IT manager, here's a 100-day plan for making a successful transition to your new role.
By Tony Redmond, 01/30/2006
A 64-bit Exchange Server product will solve many of the Information Store's greatest challenges.
By Jeff Fellinge, 01/30/2006
Some vendors bundle spyware with other features. Bundles are useful, but often can't be used with standalone products that duplicate part of their functionality.