Windows Server 2012/2008/2003/2000/XP/NT Administrator Knowledge Base

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 13 April 2005
• Section: Terminal Servers and Thin Clients

What if you want to use Remote Desktop on a server that's already off-site? Here's how to do it... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 12 April 2005
• Section: Miscellaneous

Boost performance by moving your pagefile to a separate volume... Read More

• by Leon Funnell
• Published on 7 April 2005
• Section: File Systems

How to monitor share access on a file server... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 6 April 2005
• Section: Security

Enhance security by preventing ordinary users from being able to install devices... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 5 April 2005
• Section: DHCP and DNS

If DHCP is absolutely critical to your network, be paranoid and keep a hot-spare DHCP server available... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 29 March 2005
• Section: DHCP and DNS

Forget the 80/20 rule for DHCP server availability and use 50/50 instead... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 24 March 2005
• Section: Miscellaneous

The default pagefile size isn't always enough for best performance, especially when you're running memory-hungry server apps... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 24 March 2005
• Section: Security

In high security environments you can use Reservations to ensure the security and availability of DHCP servers... Read More

• by Tony Bradley
• Published on 22 March 2005
• Section: Security

Wireless networks add a significant level of convenience for many users. The ability to roam at will and access the network without adding wires is quite useful. But, you need to do so securely. There are a number of basic steps you should take to protect your wireless network and filtering MAC addresses is one more way to secure it... Read More

• by Mitch Tulloch
• Published on 22 March 2005
• Section: Security

To enhance security you can prevent users from using the RunAs command... Read More