Windows Servers


Keep an Eye on Those Servers

The right server management tool closely monitors your network and offers proactive responses to most common problems.

Picking the Right Firewall

<i>Redmond</i>'s new Security Advisor drills down the specifics of what should be considered when selecting your next firewall.

When I'm 64

Get ready to upgrade to Win2003 x64.

Eight-way Takes a Body Blow

Beefed-up four-ways and "Truland" take center stage.

Trying to Find a Collaboration Groove

A look at Microsoft's current collaboration technologies and how Groove Networks' Vritual Office fits in.

6 Steps to a Simpler Network

There's a saying in IT that "complexity is the enemy of security." It's also the enemy of efficiency, troubleshooting and other critical network functions. Here are six ways to untangle that crowded web you've weaved.

Extend the Limits of Group Policy

Don't let either the real or perceived limitations in Microsoft's default Group Policies prevent you from taking full advantage of this technology.

Managing in Isolation

Remote management has never been a Microsoft strong suit, but Windows Server 2003 is helping users manage servers that no IT staff can touch.

7 Tips for MOM

Advice from an in-the-trenches expert for getting the most out of Microsoft Operations Manager.

A Glimpse into Simulations

Microsoft posts demo of performance-based questions on Web site.

Microsoft Previews Board-Level Certification at TechMentor

Microsoft plans to introduce a board-level certification, called the Microsoft Certified Architect Program, designed to "identify architectural expertise," says the company.

A Tragedy of Errors

Just because you run a computer magazine doesn't mean you're immune to network problems and usability issues.

7 Terminal Services Tips

Terminal Services is a lot like poker—anyone can play, but it takes smarts and strategy to play well. These seven tips will make you a shark.

SA Exposed

Customers have few kind words for Microsoft's Software Assurance, and even fewer good choices for upgrades.

MOM 2005 Feels the Love

Readers generally like what they see in the 2005 makeover of Microsoft Operations Manager, citing improved usability, better reporting and expanded monitoring.

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