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Chapter 1: The Business Case for Virtual Private Networks
Figure 1.1:
The many types of client computers today.
Chapter 2: VPN Overview
Figure 2-1:
The VPN connection.
Figure 2-2:
Using a VPN connection to connect a remote access client to an organization’s intranet.
Figure 2-3:
Using a VPN connection to connect two remote sites.
Figure 2-4:
Using a VPN connection to connect to a secured or hidden network.
Figure 2-5:
Tunneling.
Figure 2-6:
Structure of a PPTP packet containing an IP datagram.
Figure 2-7:
Structure of an L2TP packet containing an IP datagram.
Figure 2-8:
Encryption of L2TP traffic with IPSec ESP.
Chapter 3: VPN Security
Figure 3-1:
Quaratine Control Operations
Chapter 4: VPN Interoperability
Figure 4-1:
RFC Interoperable Standards Support
Chapter 5: Remote Access VPN Components and Design Points
Figure 5-1:
Components of Windows remote access VPNs.
Chapter 7: Using Connection Manager for Quarantine Control and Certificate Provisioning
Figure 7-1:
Connection Manager and quarantine basic lab setup.
Figure 7-2:
CA identifying information.
Figure 7-3:
Accessing DHCP Relay Agent properties.
Figure 7-4:
Configuring DHCP Relay Agent properties.
Figure 7-5:
Installing Connection Manager Administration Kit.
Figure 7-6:
Configuring the Hosts file on the client.
Figure 7-7:
Remote Access Policy attributes interface.
Figure 7-8:
Configuring tunnel types on the Remote Access Policy.
Figure 7-9:
Dial-In Constraints interface.
Figure 7-10:
Advanced tab in the Edit Dial-In Profile dialog box.
Figure 7-11:
Add Attribute interface.
Figure 7-12:
Adding Attribute Information.
Figure 7-13:
IP Filter Attribute Information.
Figure 7-14:
Inbound Filters interface.
Figure 7-15:
Add IP Filter interface.
Figure 7-16:
Add IP Filter interface, the Destination Network.
Figure 7-17:
Permit Inbound Filter interface.
Figure 7-18:
Add Attribute interface.
Figure 7-19:
Review the Remote Access Policies.
Figure 7-20:
Autoenrollment activation.
Figure 7-21:
Configuring a certificate template.
Figure 7-22:
Permissions for a new template.
Figure 7-23:
Configuring the Certificate Authority.
Figure 7-24:
Rqs_setup.bat.
Figure 7-25:
Remote Access Quarantine Agent service.
Figure 7-26:
Creating the CM profile.
Figure 7-27:
CMAK VPN Support dialog box.
Figure 7-28:
Security settings.
Figure 7-29:
Advanced Security Settings
Figure 7-30:
New Custom Action interface.
Figure 7-31:
New Custom Action interface for autoenrollment.
Figure 7-32:
Custom Action, Additional Files dialog box
Figure 7-33:
Selecting Advanced Customization.
Figure 7-34:
CM Advanced Customization page.
Figure 7-35:
Profile installation confirmation.
Figure 7-36:
User access confirmation for profile.
Figure 7-37:
User interface for Connection Manager on the client.
Chapter 8: Site-to-Site VPN Components and Design Points
Figure 8-1:
Components of Windows Server 2003 site-to-site VPNs.
Chapter 9: Deploying Site-to-Site VPNs
Figure 9-1:
Dynamic routing operations
Figure 9-2:
Static routing operations
Figure 9-3:
Dynamic and static routing with VPN services
Figure 9-4:
Dynamic routing operations
Chapter 10: A VPN Deployment Example
Figure 10-1:
The network configuration of the Contoso, LTD. VPN server.
Figure 10-2:
The Contoso, LTD. VPN server that provides remote access VPN connections.
Figure 10-3:
The Contoso, LTD. VPN server that provides on-demand branch office connections.
Figure 10-4:
The Contoso, LTD. VPN server that provides persistent branch office connections.
Figure 10-5:
The Contoso, LTD. VPN server that provides extranet connections for business partners.
Figure 10-6:
The Contoso, LTD. RADIUS server that provides authentication and accounting for the VPN server and the remote access server.
Appendix B: Configuring Firewalls for VPN
Figure B-1:
The VPN server in front of the firewall.
Figure B-2:
The VPN server on the perimeter network, behind the firewall.
Figure B-3:
The VPN server on the perimeter network, between two firewalls.
Appendix D: Setting Up Remote Access VPN Connections in a Test Lab
Figure D-1:
Configuration of the VPN test lab.
Appendix E: Setting Up Connection Manager in a Test Lab
Figure E-1:
The network topology of the Connection Manager test lab.
Appendix F: Setting Up a PPTP-Based Site-to-Site VPN Connection in a Test Lab
Figure F-1:
Site-to-site VPN test lab configuration.
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Deploying Virtual Private Networks with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (Technical Reference)
ISBN: 0735615764
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 128
Authors:
Joseph Davies
,
Elliot Lewis
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Interprocess Communications in Linux: The Nooks and Crannies
Introduction
Transforming a Local Function Call into a Remote Procedure
Using Signals in Threads
Appendix B. UNIX Error Messages
D.3. Generating Profile Data
CISSP Exam Cram 2
LAW, INVESTIGATIONS, AND ETHICS
Question-Handling Strategies
Threats Against Access Control
Failure States
Change Management
SQL Tips & Techniques (Miscellaneous)
Understanding SQL Transactions and Transaction Logs
Working with SQL JOIN Statements and Other Multiple-table Queries
Understanding Transaction Isolation Levels and Concurrent Processing
Working with Stored Procedures
Exploiting MS-SQL Server Built-in Stored Procedures
Systematic Software Testing (Artech House Computer Library)
Master Test Planning
The Test Organization
Appendix C IEEE Templates
Appendix D Sample Master Test Plan
Appendix E Simplified Unit Test Plan
Cisco IOS Cookbook (Cookbooks (OReilly))
Configuring RIP Version 1
EIGRP Route Summarization
Controlling Congestion with WRED
LPD Printer Support
Login Password Retry Lockout
.NET-A Complete Development Cycle
Introducing Software Engineering
Visual Studio.NET: Platform of Choice
Conclusion
Analysis of the Advanced GDI+ Extensions Requirements
Breakdown of the Code Modules
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