10 reasons you should use a dedicated Hyper-V backup tool
This article highlights 10 reasons to consider choosing a dedicated backup tool for Hyper-V VMs.
Microsoft Hyper-V Backup & Restore: Best Practices and Considerations
This article discusses best practices and considerations for you to be aware of when planning your Hyper-V backup and restore strategy.
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.
Windows 2003: Data Backup and Recovery (Part 2) – Windows 2003 Backup Utility
In this article we’ll continue where we left off in Part 1 and discuss how to actually backup and restore data using the Backup utility that comes with Windows 2003, as well as take a look at disaster recovery.
Windows 2003: Data Backup and Recovery (Part 1) – A General Overview
In this article we’ll take a look at Data Backup and Recovery from a general perspective. We’ll learn about what to consider when planning for backup and recovery, and what backup types and backup media types are available.
Understanding the Windows 2003 Registry
In this article we’ll dive into the Windows 2003 Registry and take a quick look at what it is, how you can configure it remotely and how to backup and restore it. This document is intended to be a reference that will help you to understand the core of Microsoft’s later generation operating system.
Wireless Networking – Your questions answered!
This article is dedicated to answering a selection of the questions I received from WindowsNetworking.com readers by e-mail. Unfortunately I do not have time to answer all of your e-mails individually so I have decided to do so here in the form of an article for everyone's benefit. I have left out all the unnecessary information and just extracted the main points and the question itself, rather than the whole e-mail message.
An Overview of Wireless Network Security
In this article I will point out what sort of threats there are, give you some considerations when planning for the implementation of network security, and also a list of tips that will help to strengthen the security of your network.
How to: Disable the Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows 2003
In this article I will show you how to disable, and enable, the Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows 2003, as well as how to view Shutdown Event Tracker events. The Shutdown Event Tracker is a means of recording why the system was restarted or shutdown, or why it had shutdown without warning. It pops up every time you attempt to shutdown the machine manually via the Start menu or when the system restarted or shutdown unexpectedly; due to a software crash or power failure for example. For reasons of annoyance you may want to disable it.