10 Important Kerberos Facts
Kerberos authentication protocol facts give you background on this three-headed watchdog, which offers complex yet highly effective security.
Use Kerberos to Secure MOSS 2007
Kerberos is the best authentication method for many MOSS implementations—but it's also highly complex. Learn which Kerberos authentication features you need, how to configure these features, and how to verify that Kerberos authentication is working.
Rem - 13 Nov 2006
This month, Ethan Wilansky and Robert Sheldon show you an efficient way to script the task of finding user accounts anywhere in an Active Directory forest and teach you to enable and disable Windows Server 2003 name suffix routing from the command line.
Bridge the SharePoint File-Restore Gap
In SharePoint, you can't easily restore files accidentally deleted from a SharePoint content database. But you can use an automated backup script and a variety of file-restore strategies to make the task of restoring SharePoint files easier.
Rem, August 2006
This month, Rem answers a question about the various ways to build T-SQL statements in SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005.
Creating an Automated Upload Solution for Moving Files
Bulk-moving files, such as digital images, to consistently and uniquely named folders is a tedious and error-prone process. Use the FilesUpload script to simplify and automate this redundant task while ensuring consistent folder naming along the way.
Rem, June 2006
Every month, Windows Scripting Solutions answers your scripting questions. Click the links above to see the individual Q&As from this month's column. Send your questions to Windows Scripting Solutions at winscriptsol@windowsitpro.com.
Rem - 13 Mar 2006
This month, Rem answers questions about the simplest way to log DDL events in SQL Server 2005 and what improvements Microsoft made to ASP.NET client-side scripting with the release of Windows .NET Framework 2.0.
Client-Side Scripting in ASP.NET 2.0
Microsoft has improved ASP.NET client-side scripting with the release of Windows .NET Framework. 2.0. The new ClientScriptManager object has 36 methods. Here’s a look at six methods that you’ll commonly use to support client-side scripting in Web pages.