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    Create a password policy in Windows NT

    Every organization needs to implement a strong security policy that defines all security-related options. Find out how you can use settings in Windows NT to create and control this policy.

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    Published:  April 27, 2005, 12:00 AM PDT Modified:  June 8, 2007, 9:54 AM PDT Read More See more Security
  • Troubleshoot Windows NT network problems with these utilities
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    Troubleshoot Windows NT network problems with these utilities

    Windows NT 4 includes numerous command-line utilities that can help you troubleshoot network problems. Here's a quick list of five Windows NT utilities that every administrator should keep in his or her IT toolkit.

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  • Use Windows NT’s System Policy Editor to keep users from changing settings
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    Use Windows NT’s System Policy Editor to keep users from changing settings

    While Windows NT users can typically modify their background, desktop, Start menu, and other preferences, sometimes administrators need to prevent them from making such changes. Find out how you can use NT's System Policy Editor to create a policy to prevent users from changing settings.

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  • Check system uptime and other statistics in Windows NT
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    Check system uptime and other statistics in Windows NT

    If you need to know the total uptime on a Windows NT server, you have a few options. One option is the Server Information command-line utility (Srvinfo.exe), but this tool returns more than just uptime. Learn what the handy Server Information tool has to offer.

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  • Delete locally stored profiles in Windows NT
    Microsoft

    Delete locally stored profiles in Windows NT

    If you have several different users logging on to the same machine, their user profiles can begin to take up a lot of unnecessary space. Learn how you can delete these superfluous profiles either locally or remotely in Windows NT.

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    Published:  March 30, 2005, 12:00 AM PST Modified:  June 8, 2007, 9:55 AM PDT Read More See more Microsoft
  • Exclude certain directories from roaming profiles in Windows NT
    Microsoft

    Exclude certain directories from roaming profiles in Windows NT

    While roaming profiles ensure that users can access their personal settings from multiple machines, they can easily grow in size, resulting in sluggish logons. Learn two ways you can control the size of roaming profiles in Windows NT.

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    Published:  March 23, 2005, 12:00 AM PST Modified:  June 8, 2007, 9:55 AM PDT Read More See more Microsoft
  • Get an overview of NT’s Performance Monitor
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    Get an overview of NT’s Performance Monitor

    Windows NT comes with an application that monitors your organization's systems and reports the usage of the most important resources. Learn more about Performance Monitor, and find out which counters offer the most information about your systems.

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    Published:  March 16, 2005, 12:00 AM PST Modified:  June 8, 2007, 9:55 AM PDT Read More See more CXO
  • Get to the bottom of this frustrating bug in Exchange
    Software

    Get to the bottom of this frustrating bug in Exchange

    This article examines a frustrating bug in Exchange with a few suggestions for workarounds.

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    Wireless CRM boom: An overview of the major players

    This is the year that wireless Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is supposed to come into its own, according to industry experts. This article summarizes the offerings of some of the major players in this increasingly competitive environment.

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  • Remove orphaned Exchange 5.5 objects
    Software

    Remove orphaned Exchange 5.5 objects

    This tip helps you stay on top of directory replication problems and shows you how to remove orphaned objects.

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    Published:  March 1, 2005, 12:00 AM PST Modified:  June 8, 2007, 9:55 AM PDT Read More See more Software
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