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RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service)

in demand-dial connections, 95

RADIUS authentication, 264–265

in wireless connections, 104

RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol), 382, 384–386, 384

realm trusts, 130

recovering services/data. See restoring; security threats

Registry security, 174, 175, 331

Remote Access Auto Connection Manager, 251

Remote Access Connection Manager, 252

remote access security,

See also network

authentication protocols

Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol, 83–84

choosing, 86, 87–88

Extensible Authentication Protocol, 85

Microsoft CHAP, 84

Microsoft CHAP version 2, 84–85

Password Authentication Protocol, 83

Shiva Password Authentication Protocol, 83

choosing encryption methods, 88–91

design scenarios, 88, 91

enabling reversible encryption, 86–87, 86

overview, 82

virtual private networks in, 82, 88–91

remote network management, 368–409,

See also server security

case study, 404–406

case study answers, 408–409

case study questions, 407

exam essentials, 398

using in-band management tools

command-line tools, 372, 389–390, 390

defined, 370, 379

design scenario, 388–389

Microsoft Management Console, 371, 380–381, 380

real world scenarios, 382, 385, 388

Remote Assistance, 372, 386–389, 387

Remote Desktop, 252, 371, 382–386, 383–384

Secure Shell, 390

Telnet, 389, 390

Web Interface for Remote Administration, 372

Windows Script Host, 371

key terms, 398

versus local management, 368, 369–370

using out-of-band Emergency Management Services

defined, 390

design scenario, 396–397

direct serial connections, 392–393, 392

intelligent UPSes, 394–396, 395–396

modem serial connections, 393, 393

overview, 368, 372, 379

real world scenario, 395

Special Administration Consoles, 390–392, 391

terminal concentrators, 394, 395

Windows components, 390

overview, 397

remote management plans

auditing tool use, 375

benefits, 369–370

configuring network support, 376–377

defined, 368–369

design scenarios, 371, 377, 379

determining tool/hardware needs, 370–372

encrypting data, 375

evaluating management needs, 369–370

machine authentication, 374

physical security, 374

planning deployment, 377–378

real world scenario, 376

using secondary networks, 375

securing software/hardware, 372–376

threats, 370

user authentication, 373–374

review question answers, 402–403

review questions, 399–401

Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator, 252

Removable Storage service, 252

Remove File menu from Windows Explorer Properties dialog box, 338, 339

renewing certificates, 218–219, 224

replay attacks, 5

repudiation threats, 42, 43

Reschedule Automatic Updates scheduled installations setting, 348–349, 350

resources, network. See access control

restoring data, 180–181,

See also security threats

Restricted Groups settings, 331

revoking certificates, 218, 220–221, 220–221

RFC 2196, 9–10

RFC 2535, 309

risks. See security analysis; security threats

root CA role, 206–208, 208

RPC (Remote Procedure Call) Locator, 252

RRAS. See demand-dial routing

runas command, 135



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MCSE. Windows Server 2003 Network Security Design Study Guide Exam 70-298
MCSE: Windows(r) Server 2003 Network Security Design Study Guide (70-298)
ISBN: 0782143296
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 168

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