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[Focus]

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Build Your Own Web Site in Less Than an Hour
Jeffrey Lathrop shows you how to establish your own World Wide Web site, set up an HTTP server, and define a home page.
 — Jeffrey Lathrop


Commercial Web Servers for Windows NT
Tim Daniels reviews six commercial Web servers and four add-on Web packages with useful features for your Web site.
 — Tim Daniels


Is the Internet a Safe Place to Live?
John Enck explains the security risks inherent on the Internet and describes how to build firewalls to protect your system.
 — John Enck


Put Your Office on the Internet
Choose the WebDev path that's right for you: The Web Site Quick Path is fast and easy. The Web Site Complete Path creates a solid foundation for continued Web developement.
 — Jane Morrill


The SLIP/PPP Route
Steve Scoggins provides step-by-step instructions for how to set up Remote Access Service to connect via SLIP and PPP.
 — Steve Scoggins


Your Internet Roadmap
John Enck helps you decide which of several types of connections to the Internet is most applicable to your needs.
 — John Enck

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[Feature]

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Confessions of a Solution Provider
Mark Smith talks with Intelisys and DataFocus and tells their veiws about Microsoft's Solution Provider/Partner programs.
 — Mark Smith


Preparing for 32-Bit VB
Keith Pleas provides the information you need to prepare your 16-bit VB code to port more easily to the expected 32-bit VB.
 — Keith Pleas


SNA Server Challenges NetWare for SAA
Mike Otey describes Microsoft's SNA server and its battle for dominance of the host connectivity gateway market.
 — Michael Otey


SQL Server 6.0 Replication
Brian Moran explains replication in SQL Server 6.0 and its role in distributed computing.
 — Brian Moran


Where is Microsoft Headed?
Bob Muglia, Microsoft's Director of Windows NT, answers the questions you asked Windows NT Magazine about Cairo and NT.
 — Bob Muglia

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[Editorial]

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Welcome to Windows NT Magazine!
We couldn't find what we were looking for, so we created it.
 — Mark Smith

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[Chaos Corner]

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Two Steps Forward One Step Back
Alex Pournelle takes you on a walking tour of his first Windows NT Server installation: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
 — Alex Pournelle

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[Rash Opinions]

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Windows 95 vs. Windows NT Workstation
Wayne Rash provides the enterprise computing point of view on the question: Is Windows 95 really going to save the world?
 — Wayne Rash

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[Lab Feature]

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The First Windows NT PowerPC Machine
The PowerPC floodgates have been opened with the introduction of Austin Computer Systems' PowerPlay 604/100.
 — Joel Sloss