SQL Server Magazine July 2001
[Focus]
Use these techniques to build the sturdy DNS structure you need to make the most of AD.
By Mark Minasi
Learn how to make the switch to AD, and you need never look back.
By Douglas Toombs
[Feature]
A free utility from 3Com lets you make any bootable disk routine a RIS Cient Installation Wizard menu option.
By Douglas Toombs
Become familiar with VoIP's applications, underlying technologies, and H.323 standards, and explore several VoIP deployment considerations.
By Tao Zhou
Use these audit categories to track application use and changes to user rights, Group Policy, and system events.
By Randy Franklin Smith
[Reader to Reader]
Learn to create and name batch files that Windows 2000, Windows NT, and Windows 9x will universally support.
By Readers
One reader shares his tips for troubleshooting a corrupt event-log file in Windows 2000.
By Readers
Learn how to resolve a situation in which two clients are trying to grab the same IP address on your network.
By Readers
Discover a glitch in Windows 2000 that might inadvertently apply changes you make to a similarly named folder or HTML file.
By Readers
Find out how you can multihome between two networks using Windows 2000 Professional.
By Readers
Learn how one reader overcame a slow moving system running Windows 2000 and Internet Explorer 5.5. after he accidentally powered off his laptop.
By Readers
Learn how to configure an HP OfficeJet network printer to work with Windows 2000 Professional.
By Readers
[Editorial]
Paul Thurrott gives you his take on whether you should move forward with Windows 2000 or leap frog to Windows XP.
By Paul Thurrott
[ForefroNT]
Why are users staying away from Win2K's directory service?
By David Chernicoff
[Product Reviews]
Bandwidth triage for users and applications.
By Larry J. Seltzer
Plan, monitor, and administer Exchange Server storage.
By Barry Shilmover
Scan your network for a global view of your infrastructure.
By Dennis Williams
Protect your network against internal or external attacks.
By Jonathan Chau
An enterprise-level tool for managing Win2K and NT server and workstation services.
By Marty Scher
[Lab Notes]
Don't let API workarounds deter you from using innovative and effective products.
By Tom Iwanski
[Inside Out]
AD lets you easily install applications on users' desktops, but you need to repackage most applications in .msi format first.
By Mark Minasi
[Tricks & Traps]
Discover some of the intricacies of Exchange Server recovery.
By Sean Daily
Learn about a bug in Win2K Backup ERD-creation process that prevents the program from backing up the \%systemroom%\repair folder.
By Sean Daily
Find out how to work around a problem with Win2K's NSlookup when querying an NT 4.0 DNS server.
By Sean Daily
Learn how to stop Word 2000 from constantly converting URL text to hyperlinks.
By Sean Daily
[News Analysis]
Apple Computer released its UNIX-based Mac OS X, the company's first viable alternative to Windows.
By Paul Thurrott
Microsoft is extending Windows source-code access to its high-end enterprise customers.
By Paul Thurrott
Microsoft's Hotmail service sends its subscribers email address, city, and state information to InfoSpace, which uses the information to create a user database available to spam advertisers.
By Paul Thurrott
Microsoft might combine its database engines into one model that a future version of Exchange would use.
By Tony Redmond
To reduce casual copying of the software, Windows XP includes an antipiracy measure.
By Paul Thurrott
[Getting Started With Win2K]
Use boot.ini to troubleshoot startup problems or to let users choose an alternative OS.
By Kathy Ivens
[TOP 10]
Just discovering the convenience of FTP? Here are 10 key tools that you need to master.
By Michael Otey
[Buyer's Guide]
Access your network from a distance through a wireless connection.
By Tom Iwanski
[Lab Feature]
This new fault-tolerant server array doesn't suffer from the shortcomings of clustered servers.
By John Green
[Windows 2000 Pro]
Check out Win2K Pro's ICS feature, and learn how you can configure it to share your SOHO's Internet connection.
By Sean Daily
[Exchange & Outlook Troubleshooter]
Exchange 2000 SP1 leverages Datacenter and can make a real difference in your organization's mission-critical deployments.
By Jerry Cochran
[Best Practices for Exchange]
These easy-to-use Outlook features make life more manageable for you and your Exchange Server's users.
By Paul Robichaux
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