SQL Server Magazine September 2001
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IIS and Internet
In the September 2001 issue of Windows 2000 Magazine, we cover Microsoft IIS and the Internet.
We provide you with reasons it’s time for you to migrate from IIS 4.0 to IIS 5.0 and give you tips and resources to help you make a smooth transition from IIS 4.0 to IIS 5.0. We explore Win2K’s Network Load Balancing (NLB), a clustering technology that balances the network traffic of IP-based applications, and dispel some common myths about load balancing and NLB.
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[Focus]
Resisting the move to IIS 5.0? Use these tips and resources to put some of your fears to rest.
By Brett Hill
By letting you manage a group of independent servers as one virtual system, NLB can streamline administration. Here's how to achieve balance in your IIS 5.0 Web farm.
By Tim Huckaby
[Feature]
A deep knowledge of the AD schema's contents and structure is essential if you want to create schema extensions.
By Alain Lissoir
Get back to basics with smart DC placement and boost your network's security.
By Randy Franklin Smith
Every network has a set of services that provides essential functions to network users and applications--DHCP is one of those services. Discover techniques and tools that will help you quickly recover when DHCP isn't functioning properly.
By Sean Daily
[Reader to Reader]
Find out how you can rid your company's computers of Napster using a KIXtart script.
By Readers
Find out how to use Microsoft's uptime.exe utility to determine your server's current uptime.
By Readers
Discover how you can set up a fool-proof system to triple boot your computer.
By Readers
Learn how you can customize a User Manager desktop shortcut to help manage multiple domains.
By Readers
[Editorial]
Even though you might not need 64-bit processing today, the day will come when it will be a requirement.
By Paul Thurrott
[Lab Notes]
This new class of products provides reliable protection against power outages.
By Mark Weitz
[Inside Out]
Follow three simple steps to host two or more Web sites on one server.
By Mark Minasi
[This Old Resource Kit]
Repadmin provides information about a DC's replication partners.
By Mark Minasi
[Tricks & Traps]
Discover how to correct a problem that causes Windows Update to fail when you try to update your systems.
By Sean Daily
Find out how you can enable IP forwarding in Windows 2000 by changing a registry subkey.
By Sean Daily
Know where to look in the <i>Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit</i> and <i> Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit</i> to find a Graphical IP-Config utility.
By Sean Daily
Find out how you can teach Windows 2000 to recognize multiple CPUs at both the hardware and the software levels.
By Sean Daily
[News Analysis]
Dell predicts the PC market will rebound, and is aggressively marketing the company's products to ensure its success.
By Paul Thurrott
IBM will acquire database vendor Informix Software for $1 billion, giving IBM a strong lead in the database market.
By Paul Thurrott
Earlier this year, Intel unleashed its fastest processor at a lower price than most new high-end chips cost.
By Paul Thurrott
Microsoft has canceled development of NT 4.0 SP7 because of customer feedback and a lack of demand for NT 4.0 hotfixes.
By Paul Thurrott
A quick look at how a Microsoft executive threatened cars at Oracle, Microsoft promised to make Windows more secure, whether Microsoft is scheming to kill MP3, and the FTC's decision about a Microsoft and HP advertisement.
By Paul Thurrott
Aelita discovers a major Win2K bug that you need SP2 to avoid.
By Sean Daily
[TOP 10]
Whether your Excel 2000 needs are simple or complex, you'll find these keyboard shortcuts indispensable.
By Michael Otey
[Buyer's Guide]
Use a wireless device to administer your network.
By Ed Roth
[Lab Feature]
NetVision's Synchronicity suite of products simplifies account and password integration for NetWare and Windows networks.
By John Green
[Windows 2000 Pro]
Use these important tips when you set up an XP Pro and Win2K Pro multibooting system.
By Sean Daily
[Exchange & Outlook Troubleshooter]
Exchange 2000's new routing engine and Transport Core mean a big increase in SMTP support.
By Tony Redmond
[Lab Summaries]
Security scanning for small to midsized networks.
By Jonathan Chau
Get a handle on fundamental system security.
By Shawn Porter
Administer to your organization's road warriors.
By Michael Norian
Configure, save, and apply multiple network profiles.
By Rodney Landrum
Lock down your organization's security.
By Shawn Porter
Search and destroy wasted storage space.
By Rodney Landrum
Quickly beef up your security.
By Shawn Porter
Affordable network monitoring.
By Rob Schenk
[Letters to the Editor]
Readers provide their thoughts on recent Windows 2000 Magazine articles.
By Readers , et al.
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