SQL Server Magazine May 15, 2004

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Extend the Power of Windows Server System
In this special issue, we examine alternatives and add-ons to Microsoft business servers to help you increase functionality, tweak capability, expand management options, simplify administration, and work more effectively. 		  • Subscribe
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Add Value to Windows Server System

Third-party add-ons to the Windows Server System family make your job easier and help you do it more effectively.
By Michael Otey 

Beef Up Exchange with Add-On Software

Survey four types of Exchange add-on software—antivirus, antispam, backup and recovery, and document management—and learn what questions to ask to help you choose the right add-on for your business.
By Paul Robichaux 

Building on to SharePoint Products and Technologies

Discover add-on products that can enhance the collaboration and knowledge-sharing capabilities of WSS and SPS.
By Kevin Laahs 

Extending MIIS 2003 Functionality

Maximize the functionality of Microsoft Identity Integration Server with tools for management-console integration, password managment, cross-platform integration, and enterprise-level scalability.
By Debra Littlejohn Shinder 

Get More from Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003

Take a look at several third-party products for Live Communications Server that can enhance your security, IM archiving, manageability, reporting, and accessibility needs.
By Kieran McCorry 

Improving on ISA Server

Add support for multiple Internet connections, virus scanning, enhanced log analysis and reporting, and more to Microsoft's firewall.
By Debra Littlejohn Shinder  , et al.

Pump Up SQL Server 2000

Add muscle to the database's capabilities with auditing and security, BI, reporting, and other types of third-party tools.
By Michael Otey 

The Windows Storage Ecosystem

Find out how Windows Storage Server 2003 takes Windows a step closer to becoming the predominant platform for enterprise networked storage.
By Mark Smith 

Third Parties Enhance Microsoft's Systems Management Efforts

Get the scoop on Microsoft’s management strategy and third-party products that complement or extend SMS and MOM.
By Ed Roth