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Articles & Tutorials for October, 2004

Using Netsh (Part 1): Date - Oct 28, 2004; Author - Robert J. Shimonski; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows XP; In this article we will cover the fundamental uses of Netsh, a Windows based command line tool that if you master, can be very helpful in quickly getting your network setting changed from the command line without having to navigate the GUI for all your setting changes. The Netsh tool once mastered can make life much easier for you and your administration of systems on your network or at home. In this article we will also look at how to create files to simplify changes further.
The Dark Side of Windows XP Service Pack 2: Date - Oct 26, 2004; Author - Brien M. Posey; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows XP; Although I haven’t had any problems with Windows XP Service Pack 2 myself, for many people, installing the service pack has become a nightmare. In this article, I will explain how you can better prepare for the Service Pack installation to minimize your chances of having problems.
Using the Windows Update Catalog: Date - Oct 21, 2004; Author - Mitch Tulloch; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows XP; This article walks you through using the Windows Update Catalog to download service packs, feature packs, updated system files, and WHQL logo device drivers so you can deploy them later to Windows computers on your network.
How to install the Microsoft Loopback adapter in Windows XP: Date - Oct 19, 2004; Author - Robert J. Shimonski; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows XP; The Microsoft Loopback adapter is a testing tool for a virtual network environment where network access is not available; this may come in very handy when you need to verify connectivity or test. Those of you with Router and Switch skills may already be familiar with the use of loopback interfaces. In this article we will cover the fundamentals of installing a loopback adapter on your Windows XP system, cover why this would be done and how you can use it.
How to Use the SPCheck Tool in Windows XP: Date - Oct 14, 2004; Author - Robert J. Shimonski; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows XP; In this article we will cover the use of the Windows XP support tool called SPCheck. This is a handy tool that can be quickly used to assess the service pack level of installed components on a file by file basis. In this article we will look at how to acquire this tool, how it install it as well as how to use it and read the reports it produces.
Streamlining the backup process with Microsoft’s Data Protection Server: Date - Oct 12, 2004; Author - Brien M. Posey; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows 2003; Although it is extremely common for organizations to back data up to tape each night, the technology behind tape backups is over twenty years old. At the same time, network administrators are being asked to back up more and more data in less and less time and to be able to perform nearly instant restore operations. The old tape backup technology is having a hard time keeping pace with such demands. Fortunately, Microsoft is about to release a new, disk based, backup solution called Data Protection Server that is designed to solve all of these problems. In this article I will tell you all about it.
What Can You Expect From Windows Server 2003 "R2": Date - Oct 06, 2004; Author - Brien M. Posey; Section - Articles & Tutorials / Windows 2003; Microsoft has announced a new version of Windows Server 2003 that will be released late in 2005. Although details about this new release, code named R2, are sketchy, R2 promises to greatly enhance the Windows Server platform. In this article, I will attempt to separate fact from rumor and explain what you can expect from R2.