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Access Denied: Configuring Anonymous Access on Win2K

Win2K lets you configure NT-style anonymous connections—if that's what you really want to do.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Tracking Terminal Services Logons

Use process tracking to differentiate Terminal Services from other interactive logons.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Understanding Event IDs 683 and 682

Learn the significance of disconnecting from and reconnecting to winstation sessions.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Configuring ISA Server for SSL/TLS

Learn how to configure SSL/TLS protocols for secure Web connections in a typical ISA Server environment.
By Jan De Clercq 

How to Set Up a DMZ with ISA Server

Without a DMZ to separate your publicly accessible servers from your internal LAN, you’re exposing your internal network to unnecessary risk.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

NT Gatekeeper: Centralizing Administrator Password Changes

Use Foghorn Security’s Local Account Password Manager to centralize administrator password changes.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Making New User Account Domains Show Up in the Domain Drop-Down List

This workaround will ensure that new user account domains show up in the domain drop-down list.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Performing NT Security-Related Administration Tasks from User Desktops by Using a Web Interface

Do you need to administer NT for users' desktops? Learn how to use Web Administrator pages to administer NT from a Web interface.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Reporting on System Uptimes and Boot and Shutdown Times

The Uptime command-line tool can report on local and remote system uptimes and boot and shutdown times.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Using Command-Line Utilities to Find Trusted Domains

These command-line utilities let you determine—from the command prompt—which domains a particular Windows NT 4.0 domain trusts.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Using Windbind to Enable SSO Between NT and Linux

You can use Winbind, a little-known Samba service, to create unified logons between NT and UNIX systems.
By Jan De Clercq 

Hide Shares from Users

Prevent users from opening folders they shouldn’t.
By Readers 

Virus Fighting

A reader runs into problems when using Norton AntiVirus to clean the virus W32.ElKern.4926 from a customer’s Windows 2000 systems.
By Readers