Brien M. Posey

One of the coolest but least understood native Windows 2000 features is infrared networking. Infrared networking allows you to perform such tasks as

The tighter your network's security is, the more difficult it is for a hacker to break in. However, hackers tend to be clever and have lots of methods of

In part 1 ( Reorganizing Active Directory ), I explained how to move objects within a domain. I then

Recently, I've written several articles discussing various aspects of working with Active Directory. However, while working on those articles, I realized

If you've ever tried to monitor your server for security breaches, you know just how fast those security logs can fill up. Fortunately, there are steps

It's been said that the only constant thing is change. This statement is especially true in the world of networking. Some changes, such as new service

In the first three parts of this series, I explained the importance and techniques of breaking large organizations into sites for the purpose of Active

In the first two parts of this series ( Using Sites in Windows 2000 and Inter-site

Those of us who grew up with Windows NT are no stranger to performance monitoring. However, when making the transition from Windows NT to Windows 2000,

If you're a Windows NT veteran, you know that updates to the security accounts manager (SAM) are made only to the primary domain controller. When the

In the first three installments of this series ( Is a Server Cluster Right for Your Organization? ,

In Part 1 of this series, Using Sites in Windows 2000 , I discuss how breaking your Active Directory into