Life after death: Why many companies still use Windows Server 2003
Much the chagrin of Microsoft, many companies are still using Windows Server 2003. Here’s how to stay secure using software that is no longer supported.
Windows Server 2003
Securing Printer Usage in Windows Server 2003 (Part 3)
How and when to audit network printers.
Securing Printer Usage in Windows Server 2003 (Part 2)
Printer permissions and other security settings.
Securing Printer Usage in Windows Server 2003 (Part 1)
How to secure sensitive printers in your organization.
Understanding Advanced TCP/IP Settings in Windows 2003
The Advanced TCP/IP settings dialog and its relevant tabs.
Configuring Disk Quotas in Windows 2003
What disk quotas are, when they should be used, and how to configure them in Windows 2003.
Implementing Access-Based Enumeration in Windows Server 2003 R2
This article shows how to use Access-Based Enumeration to hide shared files and folders from network users who are not authorized to access them. This helps prevent footprinting of your network resources and helps ensure the privacy of sensitive information stored on your servers.
The How’s and Why’s of Server Virtualization
In this article, I will explain how you can create some virtual servers of your own.
Troubleshooting File System Problems
This article presents a systematic approach to troubleshooting file system problems on servers running Windows Server 2003. Various tools for troubleshooting disk problems are examined and best practices for using them are explained.
Creating Trusts Between Forests
In this article, I will show you how and when to create a trust between two separate forests, through which every domain trusts every other domain.