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Data Centers

Using Webmin: One amazing tool for Linux administration

If you administer any Linux machines (or are going to need to do so), there is a utility out there that will make your job incredibly easy. In this Daily Feature, Ed Engelking takes a look at the Webmin administration tool.

Microsoft

Members mixed on move to XP

We recently asked our members to choose their favorite operating system among Microsoft's Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP. Here is what you had to say about making the move to Windows XP.

Data Centers

Don’t assume you’re safe with a UPS

If you have an uninterruptible power supply and think you're immune to power-related problems, think again. Find out why UPS devices can only do so much.

Storage

Do CD burners belong on enterprise workstations?

With prices dropping and speeds increasing, CD burners are more prevalent than ever on home computers. But are these devices ready for the quantum jump to the enterprise workstation?

Software

Get IT Done: New features in Outlook 2002

Learn the key features in Outlook 2002.

Software

Say hello to Word 2002

In Office XP, Microsoft has renovated the Word 2002 interface. The changes are subtle but solid. Here are a couple of the noteworthy features, along with a few things that might give your users some trouble.

Software

What?s new in Microsoft?s Office XP?

Are you looking for a first look at Office XP? Here's a quick overview of what you can expect from Microsoft's latest Office suite.

Open source

Let Red Carpet keep your Linux machines up to date

Ximian's latest application management utility can help you keep your Linux machines up to date. Here's what you need to know about Red Carpet.

Microsoft

Are built-in Windows? tools good enough?

Paint, Notepad, Wordpad, and other Windows' built-in tools work, but do they work well enough to be used in the average enterprise environment? Tell us what you think.

Hardware

How do you cool your computers?

As computers get faster and hotter, their need for adequate cooling must be addressed. This article offers guidelines to gauge your system's cooling needs and examines several available cooling options.

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Using Webmin: One amazing tool for Linux administration

Members mixed on move to XP

Don’t assume you’re safe with a UPS

Do CD burners belong on enterprise workstations?

Get IT Done: New features in Outlook 2002

Say hello to Word 2002

What?s new in Microsoft?s Office XP?

Let Red Carpet keep your Linux machines up to date

Are built-in Windows? tools good enough?

How do you cool your computers?

Guidelines for building security policies

Hiring kit: Artificial intelligence architect

Hiring kit: Autonomous systems engineer

Hiring kit: Application support engineer