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By M.A. Dockter With the instant information and communication available over the Internet, it’s easy to argue that the world is getting smaller. Enterprises not only have to deal with networks within their corporate offices, but also the “ordeal” of getting two different networks across the country to connect via a wide-area network (WAN). They […]

Christopher Rice As system administrators and such, occasionally we require specific information about a customer’s computer when we are troubleshooting their configuration.  Windows 2000 Professional and Server can create a comprehensive listing of their hardware, system components, and software environment which may be useful in helping resolve system problems. As system administrators and such, occasionally […]

Olivier Perron   What is C# What is C# C# is J++ in disguise! It has the same features, no pointers, C++ syntax, garbage collection, etc. It was introduced as J++ died. How strange?   C# is J++ in disguise! It has the same features, no pointers, C++ syntax, garbage collection, etc. It was introduced […]

Olivier Perron This article assumes you already know SQL and want to optimize queries. This article assumes you already know SQL and want to optimize queries. This article is valid for any SQL-92 and up database Queries, it is also helpful for optimizing non-database oriented programs. This article is valid for any SQL-92 and up […]

M.A. Dockter This time of year is perfect for fishing, especially for me. And it’s not just because the ice is melted and I’m an open water fisherman from Wisconsin, but also because I administer servers. M.A. Dockter This time of year is perfect for fishing, especially for me. And it’s not just b … […]

[ Thanks to Kellie for this link. ] New versions of the Apache XML Project’s Xerces parsers released in June support the W3C XML Schema Recommendation. The new Xerces for Java supports essentially all of the XML Schema spec; Xerces for C++ implements a more limited subset of XML Schema, an incremental step toward complete […]

At first glance it looks like Intel really has a winner with it’s new AnyPoint home networking product. But if you take a second look you will see that it has some major stumbling blocks. First off let me tell you what it is. AnyPoint is a combination of hardware and software. At first glance […]

by Marcin Policht Performance statistics are typically retrieved using the Windows 2000 System Monitor. However, if you want to automate the data collection process, you also have the option of using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). WMI is one of the technologies integrated by Microsoft in Windows 2000 (and the upcoming XP and .NET). It offers […]

One of an e-business’ most valuable assets is its Web server. For an enterprise looking for room to grow, Zeus claims to be the best choice. Zeus does have a track record in this regard, being the main Web server used by eBay, Lycos, Infoseek, and Blue Mountain. It also claims to host one out […]

In this issue: under development, Apache conferences, in the news, and featured articles. In this issue: under development, Apache conferences, in the news, and featured articles.

“The Security Space Web Server Survey is a survey of Web server software usage on the Internet broken down by 86 domains. Security Space estimates that even though there are almost 20 million Web sites, nearly 90 percent are ‘orphans’ to which no other sites link. Security Space’s Web server survey includes only those servers […]

Active Directory Replication Windows 2000 implements replication much differently than Windows NT 4. In Windows NT domain environments, replication was single-master, meaning that only one domain controller actually accepted updates – the PDC. In Windows 2000, the model is multi-master, meaning that any domain controller can update Active Directory. This presents some challenges in terms […]