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Microsoft: Under the Hood by Don Jones
	11/17/2004 -- Away, Foul Wires!: Don looks at the current wireless standards and what we might see in the future.
	10/13/2004 -- GPO Policies and Preferences: Be wary of a quirk in Microsoft's default template settings that may lead you to think your preferences aren't there.
	8/4/2004 -- Imaginary Servers: Don Jones on using products like Microsoft Virtual Server and GSX Server to take your network beyond the physical.
	5/26/2004 -- Finding Idle Users: A domain security script for pre-Windows Server 2003 domains.
	3/17/2004 -- Safer Scripting for Everyone: Don shows you how scripting with Windows Script Host and VBScript can be made safe and controllable.
	1/28/2004 -- Finally, Event Log Management!: Don takes an early look at Microsoft's Audit Collection System and how it might even get you to pay attention to your security event logs.
	12/9/2003 -- Protecting Exchange Servers: Don shares how to use ISA as a reverse proxy server and other tips.
	10/15/2003 -- Why You Should Care About IIS 6: IIS 6 may seem similar to 5 on the surface, but it's what's underneath that makes this upgrade so important.
	8/27/2003 -- Revising Data Security: Don explores how data access security has changed, and what operating systems like Windows need to do to keep up.
	7/16/2003 -- Get Your Bits… As Slow as You Like: Inside one of the most underappreciated features of Windows Server 2003.
	6/11/2003 -- Remote Exchange 2003: Do your users want true, full, secure remote access to Exchange? While current solutions may lack, Don says there's definite promise with Exchange Server 2003.
	4/30/2003 -- Stupid DNS Tricks: You learn something new every day -- such as why one company's DNS queries quit working when Yahoo! added a new server to their site. This one stumped me: See if you can figure it out!
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