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13 results found for BackOffice, displaying items 1 - 13
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[March 30, 2001]
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Keeping Your Installation in Shape with Health Monitor
Health Monitor continually probes the system for system alerts, performance data, and installed service data, collecting the results in a manageable form so that you can view detailed status information about any server in your organization.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[March 16, 2001]
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Remote Access, Part II—VPNs and BackOffice Server
To use BackOffice Server 2000 as a VPN server, you must have a full-time VPN connection. Find out how firewalls, RRAS, and ISA Server 2000 affect BackOffice Server 2000's use as a VPN.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[March 2, 2001]
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Managing Your Remote BackOffice Servers
Windows 2000 Server Terminal Services, a tool native to Win2K Server and thus to BackOffice Server, provides a different perspective for administrators who manage servers remotely.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[February 16, 2001]
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Protecting Your Assets
Practically everyone who works in the computer business has heard the phrase "perform a complete backup." In my experience, however, I've found that most administrators are rather lax about developing and implementing an effective backup solution.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[February 2, 2001]
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Housekeeping and Hodgepodge
Let’s tie up some loose ends with a look at BackOffice Server 2000 RTMs, the Microsoft Technology Guarantee on BackOffice Server 2000, and some reader mail.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[January 22, 2001]
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Constructing a Homegrown Server
As a guide to constructing your own server for BackOffice Server 2000, let's look at the tasks and decisions I faced when building my new primary production server, Colossus.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[January 5, 2001]
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New Years Bring New Servers
When you look into the future, many of the advanced capabilities in BackOffice Server 2000 will require substantial increases in hardware, especially if you plan to migrate from BackOffice Server 4.5.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[December 22, 2000]
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Implementing BackOffice Server 2000: Part 2
This week, let’s delve into HIC’s server configuration and the overall feasibility of the company’s plan. I’ll also provide some resources that are available to other organizations ready to take the plunge.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[December 12, 2000]
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Implementing BackOffice Server 2000: Part 1
Hawaii Instrumentation & Controls, located in Honolulu, wants to build and integrate a new server to run BackOffice Server 2000 and support 30 users, with the possibility of adding 10 or more users within the next couple of years.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[November 27, 2000]
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Staying Sane When Your Computers Just Won't Work
I royally messed up the installation of BackOffice Server on my Compaq server. Microsoft Exchange wouldn't exchange, ISA Server wouldn't secure or accelerate, and the file-and-print services wouldn't file, print, or serve. See how I fixed it.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[November 10, 2000]
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BackOffice Server—What's In It for Me?
This new biweekly column will show you how BackOffice Server can help in the real world; one example, if you have 40 to 50 networked computers, a desire to enter e-commerce, no dedicated IT staff, and only one way of connecting to the Internet.
Windows IT Pro
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Jonathan Hassell
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[August 14, 2000]
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Features & Benefits of ISA Server
Windows IT Pro
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Sean Daily
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[August 14, 2000]
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Understanding NAT
Find out how NAT technology protects internal client IP addresses and makes them inaccessible to Internet hosts, providing a high level of security.
Windows IT Pro
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Sean Daily
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