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First, it was called "Whistler." Then "Windows 2002 Server." After that, "Windows .NET Server." And now, this product is called "Windows .NET Server 2003." Analysts think Microsoft's changing the name yet again means the product won't reach the majority of customers before early 2003.
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NEWS
BizTalk.org out of bizness (eWEEK)
Bye-bye BizTalk.org. Microsoft has shuttered the site, which has been a XML schema warehouse for the last few years. Microsoft said the growth of XML and the attendant rise of other schema repositories has made BizTalk.org unnecessary.
NEWS
Microsoft guru: Clock is ticking on Web services (SearchWebServices)
One of Microsoft's top Web services gurus believes that if companies don't find ways to make Web services profitable in two years, the technology will die off. Speakers and users at this week's XML Web Services One Conference & Expo also discussed SOAP's evolution as well as its eccentricities.
DAILY HEADLINES
All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.
TIP OF THE DAY
Use GPO to manage disk quotas
A full hard drive can cause several problems, including system freezing, lost, damaged or corrupted files due to inadequate save space and a significant reduction in the performance of the system as a whole. There are several products on the market that can be used to impose custom quota systems or set trigger alarms, but there is no need for third-party code -- Windows 2000 includes both a basic quota system and system alerts. In this tip, admin expert James Michael Stewart explains how to take advantage of these features.
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KNOW-IT-ALL QUIZ OF THE DAY #233
Test your IT IQ!
This is a compact disc (CD) format that allows repeated recording on a disc. Hewlett-Packard, Mitsubishi, Philips, Ricoh and Sony introduced it in a 1997 supplement to Philips and Sony's Orange Book. It is Orange Book III:
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ASK THE EXPERT
The purpose of 'Restricted Group' in Group Policy
Dear Roberta Bragg:
"What is the aim of the 'Restricted Group' that appears in Group Policy in Windows 2000?"
LIVE WEBCAST
Optimizing connectivity with IIS and Terminal Services
Who: C. Amaris and K. Gardinier, authors
When: Sept. 12 at 1:00 p.m. EDT (17:00 GMT)
In part three of the Windows 2000 performance optimization series, experts Kenton Gardinier and Chris Amaris uncover techniques to boost connectivity with IIS, Terminal Services, and more. Pre-register here to attend this live event.
Did you miss parts one and two? Watch and listen to the archived Webcasts:
Part 1: Maximizing Windows 2000 performance
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BEST WEB LINKS
Windows XP
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THE MISSING LINK
Turtle to shell out surfing safety tips
Occasionally, the U.S. government will hire a cartoon character. Smokey "only you can prevent forest fires" Bear and Woodsy "give a hoot -- don't pollute" Owl are the last ones in recent memory. But with the World Wide Web's potential to pollute young eyes and minds, Uncle Sam decided it was time to put another critter on public service patrol. Dewie "look both ways before crossing the Information Superhighway" Turtle will teach youngsters how to safely surf the Net. The feds hope their responsible reptile will be bigger than Geico's gecko one day.
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