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Reinstall TCP/IP on Windows XPWhen viewing the list of components for a network interface, you may notice that the Uninstall button is disabled when… -
What’s Network Setup Wizard in Windows XP?The Network Setup Wizard sets the proper permissions on shared folders, adds required keys to the registry, configures protocols and…
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MIME TypesThis file controls what Internet media types are sent to the client for given file extension(s). Sending the correct media…
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Remotely Enable Remote Desktop on Windows Server 2003With Remote Desktop on Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 (in Windows 2000 Advanced Server, this feature was called…
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What’s Remote Assistance in Windows XP/2003?If you’ve ever tried to help a novice user troubleshoot a Windows problem over the phone, you know how frustrating…
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DHCP Training LabsDHCP Learning Labs A review of Train Signal’s Windows 2000/2003 DHCP Video Lab Training – Product Details. See more details at Train Signal’s…
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Microsoft Home Server BetaMicrosoft recently released Home Server Beta 2 to those who signed up for the beta. Aimed at the average user…
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Route VPN Clients Through NATMost of us use the MMC to administer Windows 2000 RRAS. But what happens when you need to route an…
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What’s the Microsoft Computer Browser Service?Microsoft Active Directory services in Windows 2000 replace the computer browser service used in earlier versions of Windows to provide…
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Disable NetBIOS in W2K/XP/2003NetBIOS is an ancient session-level interface and transport protocol developed by IBM to network together PCs. It is a broadcast-based,…
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Personal Firewall RecommendationsKnowledgeable people say that an un-protected machine that is connected to the Internet can and will probably be penetrated within…
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Securing RDP/Terminal Services CommunicationsWhen Microsoft Windows 2000 was released many years ago, administrators were blessed with new functionality called Terminal Services which easily…
