virtual memory (VM), 561–562

virtual private network (VPN)

adding demand-dial interface and, 261

configuring VPN connection from client computer, 266–267

connections, CMAK’s support of, 324

data encryption level for, 512–513

Internet-based VPNs, 301–303

IPSec encryption and, 715

packet filtering for, 269

protocols, 306–307, 328, 496–497

remote access, 488–489, 529

remote access with smart cards, 903–905

router-to-router VPNs, 263, 267–268, 303–306

security, 307–308

summary of, 326, 327

tunnels, 382

Windows Server 2003 VPN Server, installing, 263–265

virtual private network (VPN) remote access design, 495–500

access policies for, 500

computer certificates, installing, 497–499

firewall filters, configuring, 499–500

in general, 495

summary of, 530

VPN protocol selection, 496–497

virtual private network (VPN) server

firewall filters for, 499–500

role, 57

virtual server

in hot-standby server/N+1 deployment option, 650–651

in N-node failover pairs, 648, 649

in single node server cluster, 644–645

in single quorum device server cluster, 646

virtualization, 625

See also clustering

virus, 117

VLAN (virtual LAN), 503

VM (virtual memory), 561–562

VMware, 30