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MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0
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Welcome to the MSDN Library
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Visual Studio Documentation
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Visual Basic Documentation
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Visual C++ Documentation
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Visual InterDev Documentation
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Microsoft Office Development
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Building the Next Generation Line-of-Business Application
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Building Secure Applications
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Cluster Strategy: High Availability and Scalability with Industry-Standard Hardware
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DCOM Technical Overview
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The Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) - A Business Overview
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Deploying ATM with Microsoft Windows
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Distributed File System: A Logical View of Physical Storage
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DNS and Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
Background
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Understanding the Technology
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The DNS Files
The Database File
The Cache File
The Reverse Lookup File
The Arpa-127.rev File
The BIND Boot File
Implementing DNS using Windows NT 4.0
Introduction to Microsoft DNS
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The Server
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The Resolver (Client)
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The Big Picture
Designing Solutions
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Using the Microsoft DNS Server to Connect to the Internet
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Capacity Planning and Performance
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DNS Decisions
The Future
Introduction
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Emerging Standards
Migration
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Conclusion
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Appendix A: The Wire
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Appendix B: More Information
Appendix C: Getting Registered with the NIC
Appendix D: DNS Records
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Exploiting Distributed Services
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International Coding Checklist
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Microsoft Index Server
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Microsoft Management Console: Overview
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Microsoft Open Directory Services Interface: Active Directory
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Microsoft Virtual Private Networking: Using Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol for Low-Cost, Secure, RemoteAccess Across the I
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Microsoft Windows NT Directory Services: Building the Future with Next Generation Windows NT Directory Services
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Microsoft Windows NT Distributed Security Services
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Microsoft Windows NT Security Support Provider Interface
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The Microsoft Windows Telephony Platform: Using TAPI 2.0 and Windows to Create the Next Generation of Computer-Telephony In
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Migrating to the Windows NT Next Generation Directory Service
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Web-enabling Your Line-of-business Application
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Windows Scripting Host:A Universal Scripting Host for Scripting Languages
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Tech*Ed 97 Conference Papers
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Tech*Ed 96 Conference Papers
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Tech*Ed 95 Conference Papers