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

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 23 Aug. 2004
• Section: Miscellaneous

136 KB Microsoft Word file - This paper describes coexistence of Windows Server 2003 with Windows NT 4.0 in Windows NT 4.0 domains... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 23 Aug. 2004
• Section: Miscellaneous

250 KB Microsoft Word file - Windows Server 2003 provides many new tools, services, and features that make a compelling case for upgrading from Microsoft Windows NT® Server 4.0. This white paper explains the overall benefits of upgrading and addresses the significant management and cost saving benefits provided by the Active Directory® service. The rest of the paper examines enhancements... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 20 Aug. 2004
• Section: Security

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• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 12 Aug. 2004
• Section: Security

416 KB Adobe Acrobat file - In March 2003, Microsoft engaged the Security and Technology Solutions practice of Ernst & Young LLP to validate the Relative Attack Surface Quotient (RASQ) model developed by Microsoft, which quantifies the relative "attackability" provided by each of its operating system platforms. The model provides a methodology to compute the attackability of Microsoft Windows server... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 3 Aug. 2004
• Section: Miscellaneous

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 2 Aug. 2004
• Section: Network

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• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 1 Aug. 2004
• Section: Network

177 KB Microsoft Word file - This white paper explores the design goals and implementation of Remote Desktop in Windows Server 2003, and explains how an enterprise can use this feature to remotely manage its Windows Servers from anywhere... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 28 July 2004
• Section: Network

375 KB Microsoft Word file - This white paper discusses how to plan and deploy a load balanced terminal server farm using session directory, and how the session directory operates in a load balanced environment... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 25 July 2004
• Section: Network

212 KB Microsoft Word file - The Terminal Services component of Windows Server 2003 builds on the solid foundation provided by the Application Server mode in Windows 2000 Terminal Services, and includes the new client and protocol capabilities in Windows XP. Terminal Services lets you deliver Windows-based applications, or the Windows desktop itself, to virtually any computing device, including those... Read More

• by Wayne Maples
• Published on 3 July 2004
• Section: Network

469 KB Microsoft Word file - Microsoft Windows Terminal Server lets users run Windows®-based applications on a remote computer running one of the Windows Server 2003 family of operating systems. This white paper contains testing methodologies, results, analysis, and sizing guidelines for Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server... Read More