[Focus]
10 Resource Kit Remote Administration Tools
Five utilities for Win2K and 5 utilities for NT take the pain out of remote administration.
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Darren Mar-Elia
Remotely Manage Your Win2K Servers
Learn how Microsoft enhanced Windows remote administration support in Win2K through the OS's built-in Terminal Services feature.
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Sean Daily
The Freedom of Telnet
Discover how you can remotely manage Win2K systems anywhere with Win2K's Telnet service.
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Douglas Toombs
[Feature]
Distributing Registry Changes
Use .reg files, regini.exe, or .adm templates to distribute registry hacks across your network.
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Kathy Ivens
Learning Samba for File Sharing
Put free, flexible software to work to give your Linux server file-sharing capabilties for Windows clients.
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Dustin Puryear
Mining the Win2K Security Log
Track changes to user accounts, groups, and policies.
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Randy Franklin Smith
Superior RIS: Customizing Win2K Installs
Tweak RIS's OSChooser screens to ask the right questions.
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Douglas Toombs
[Reader to Reader]
Command Output in a Variable
One reader shares his tips for using batch files to generate filenames that include date or time information.
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Readers
KIX Script for Printing
Learn about a KIX script that checks for group membership and then sets an appropriate printer.
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Readers
Locking Windows
Learn how to create a shortcut on your desktop to lock your computer in one easy step.
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Readers
Lost Passwords
Learn how to recover a system when users lose their passwords.
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Readers
[Editorial]
2001: The Year of Digital Convergence?
Find out how the enterprise is catching up to home users when it comes to multimedia.
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Paul Thurrott
[Outlook VBA on Demand]
More Fun with Dates
Date handling is a popular Outlook VBA subject. Here are 3 more date procedures for your arsenal.
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Sue Mosher
[ForefroNT]
ASPs in the Real World
To succeed in the long term, ASPs must expand their customer base.
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David Chernicoff
[Product Reviews]
Remote Task Manager 3.5.2
Tools for monitoring and supporting your network's CPUs.
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Cris Banson
Secure4U 5.0
An application firewall to protect workstations in your network.
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Steve Manzuik
TS.Census 1.2 beta
Track your network workstation's hardware and software inventory.
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Anneliese Walsh
[Lab Notes]
Stop the Presses
A product's price is no guarantee of quality documentation.
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Mark Weitz
[Inside Out]
Keeping Time with Win2K
Keeping an accurate system time on your server is much easier with Win2K than with NT.
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Mark Minasi
[Tricks & Traps]
Backup Tape Formats
Discover the differences between Linear Tape-Open (LTO), Super DLTape, adn AIT-2 tape formats.
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Bob Chronister
Bad Disk Sectors
Find out how to salvage an Outlook personal folder from a hard disk with bad disk sectors.
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Bob Chronister
Corrupted Catalog File in Backup Exec
Learn how to repair a corrupted catalog file that can occur when using Backup Exec 8.5 and Backup Exec 8.0.
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Bob Chronister
Dell C600 CD-ROM Drive Glitch
Find out about a problem with Dell C600 notebooks that shipped with Samsung CD-ROM drives.
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Bob Chronister
Email-to-Fax Capability
Learn about a resource that provides a comprehensive listing of Win2K and NT fax products.
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Sean Daily
Exchange Server Error on HP NetServers
Learn how to correct an error that is common to Hewlett Packard HP NetServers.
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Sean Daily
Image Backups
Learn what an image backup is and when to use it.
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Bob Chronister
NT Migration from the D Drive to the E Drive
Learn why migrating NT can be a less than satisfying experience.
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Bob Chronister
Read-only Attribute Setting
Learn how to disable the read-only attribute setting on files from the NT Server 4.0 distribution CD-ROM.
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Bob Chronister
Redirection of Folders on Client PCs
Uncover a mysterious redirection that occurs when you use a direct Uniform Naming Convention (UNC) path to a remote special Windows Explorer folder.
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Sean Daily
Registry References
Get some tips on where to look for Win2K and NT registry information.
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Sean Daily
Shut Down Button Elimination
Find out how to eliminate the Shut Down button from the Start menu.
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Bob Chronister
The Battle of Brad32.exe
If you're running IIS, find out about brad32.exe and how to minimize its adverse effects on system performance.
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Sean Daily
[News Analysis]
European Commission Merges Microsoft Investigations
The EC has combined two antitrust investigations into Microsoft's activities in Europe.
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Paul Thurrott
Germany and Executive Software in Battle over Win2K Utility
Microsoft has become embroiled in the bitter relations between the German government and the Church of Scientology.
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Paul Thurrott
Microsoft Ships BizTalk Server 2000
Microsoft debuts the RTM version of BizTalk Server 2000, as well as the final version of the BizTalk Framework 2.0 architecture.
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Paul Thurrott
New Windows Media Technologies Come into Play
Microsoft introduces new media formats that will accompany Whistler.
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Paul Thurrott
Pocket PC Makes a Strong Showing
The Pocket PC gains market share, but can it give the Palm OS a run for the money?
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Paul Thurrott
[Getting Started With Win2K]
Folder Redirection
Win2K's new feature lets you move user folders onto a server, thus ensuring document backups and simplifying file access for mobile users.
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Kathy Ivens
[TOP 10]
Win2K Registry Tweaks
Use these behind-the-scenes tips to streamline your system.
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Michael Otey
[Buyer's Guide]
Remote Control Software
Find out what features to look for when shopping for remote control software.
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Larry J. Seltzer
[Lab Comparative]
VPN Gateways
Environments large and small will gain valuable information from comparing these VPN gateway solutions.
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Michael Norian
[Lab Feature]
Netserver LT 6000R
The Windows 2000 Magazine Lab reviews the scalability, manageability, and availability of this 6-way server.
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Ed Roth
[Exchange & Outlook Troubleshooter]
The Great Antivirus Crusade
Antivirus vendors have been working around Exchange Server's MAPI interfaces for years. Could their quest for a more reliable API finally be over?
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Tony Redmond
[Best Practices for Exchange]
Securing Exchange Server
Investing your time, effort, and even money in precautions against attacks can prove priceless when you want to protect your Exchange Server organization.
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Paul Robichaux
[Mobile & Wireless]
Synchronization Software
John D. Ruley kicks off his Mobile & Wireless column with an introduction to PDAs and synchronization software.
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John D. Ruley
