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Microsoft releases Process Monitor 2.0
The popular utility adds a handful of features including the addition of real-time TCP and UDP monitoring. Article | 01 Oct 2008
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Microsoft's evolving role in systems management
Microsoft aims to compete with big systems management vendors, but one analyst at Forrester Research says its role, though important, is complementary. Article | 15 May 2008
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DST patches need testing right now
The top priority for every Windows administrator for the upcoming week should be testing their Daylight Saving Time patches. Article | 05 Mar 2007
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Remote Desktop Console: Build the ultimate RDC step-by-step
Build the Ultimate Remote Desktop console and manage multiple systems and environments in a single, central interface. Article | 12 Feb 2007
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Windows has hidden functions you may not be aware of
There's a surprising number of hidden functions in Windows that are worth digging for. The key is knowing where to look. Article | 27 Nov 2006
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Ten best Windows Server 2003 command-line functions
The Windows command line is a mainstay for systems administrators. Here's a list of ten of the most useful command-line functions that are built right into Windows Server 2003. Article | 20 Nov 2006
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Five administrative tasks that are a waste of your time
If you're a Windows administrator, there are some tasks that are simply not worth doing. Here are five that are simply not worth the trouble. Article | 23 Oct 2006
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Expert picks: Favorite downloads
Want to know what the experts stash in their favorite downloads toolbox? From desktop management to server management tools, our experts share their preferred downloads and explain why they are so valuable to them. Article | 07 Sep 2006
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Vista and Office will start 2007 collaboration wave
Microsoft's Vista achieved release candidate status on Friday. With Office right behind, Microsoft is getting closer to bringing collaboration to the enterprise. Article | 01 Sep 2006
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An era ends as Tandberg buys Exabyte
The once-dominant player in the tape market has ended a long downward spiral by selling off its assets. At least customers can now count on continued support, analysts say. Article | 30 Aug 2006