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  • Implementing software restriction policies

    This tip explains how you can use software restriction policies to keep your workstations in pristine shape and cut down on help desk calls at the same time.  Tip

  • Wireless laptop evolution

    If you're cycling out older laptops or deploying a whole new fleet you need to read this. In this feature column, Lisa Phifer explores the technologies and wireless interfaces you should consider when you purchase your next laptop.  Tip

  • Configuring Windows Server 2003 to act as a NAT router

    Today, IP addresses are quickly becoming a scarce commodity. But a PC must have an IP address in order to communicate with the Internet. So what if there aren't enough IP addresses left for every PC to be given one? The solution is a technology calle...  Tip

  • Remote admin cards

    A special card, usually in a PCI form factor, can give you the equivalent of console access via the network -- and help increase security as well.  Tip

  • Bridging Windows wirelessly

    Have two groups of PCs in different locations that you need to connect? Many admins don't know that Windows XP offers a bridging feature that can be a useful solution when combined with a couple of wireless cards.  Tip

  • Fixing bugs in Windows XP

    Windows XP bugs can be an annoyance, but if you follow some basic procedures, you can better apply the resources available to you, like patches, hotfixes, the Microsoft Knowledgebase and various Internet sites.  Tip

  • Don't let remote management problems get you down

    This checklist describes some common problems you may encounter with Terminal Services/Remote Desktop and offers suggestions on what to do to solve the issues.  Tip

  • Tools give you a heads-up to server problems

    You can avoid server crashes before they happen if you use the right tools. Here, we look at four server management tools on the market -- some of which take steps proactively to dodge a potentially harmful situation.  Tip

  • Testing Group Policy security

    So you've hardened Group Policy settings to protect Windows from attacks -- but are you sure all of those settings are working? Contributor Kevin Beaver offers several methods for testing Group Policy.  Tip

  • Let MOM 2005 clean up your network

    Windows network management can get messy. Luckily MOM is there to help clean up. Microsoft's latest Operations Manager (MOM) 2005 has been upgraded enough that it should be a must have for Windows network administrators. This article covers some of ...  Tip

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