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A program that runs a command console on the client computer much like the command console in Windows Server 2003.
A piece of equipment which contains a large number of serial ports that can support a connection to a server. The terminal concentrator can be connected to a network or a modem to provide terminal access to the servers it is connected to. This makes it easier to provide out-of-band communication to a larger amount of servers. A terminal concentrator also makes it easier to secure out-of-band communications.
A process used to describe the threats to a system and the harm they could to do to the system if it has a vulnerability.
Configuration in which a firewall system has a minimum of three network adapters. One adapter will be connected to the internal network, one to the external or public network, and the third to a screened subnet. This configuration allows for hosts from the public and internal networks to access the available resources in the screened subnet while continuing to isolate the internal network from the wild.
This type of security is used to provide session encryption and integrity for packets sent from one computer to another. This could be client-to-server or server-to-server network traffic. It also provides a means for the verification of the server to the client and the client to the server through X.509 certificates (digital certificates).
A trust between the tree-root domains of each tree. It is created automatically when a new tree is created in an existing forest.
A model representing the configuration of the trusts between an Active Directory domain or forest and another environment.
A trusted computing base is the total combination of protection mechanisms in a computer system.
Using this authentication method, you have some additional means of authentication in addition to a password. For example, you can use the physical smart card or biometrics in addition to a valid PIN to authenticate on the network or digitally sign an e-mail message.
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