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  • Designing a permission structure for files and folders

    Learn how to work with shares and NTFS permissions in this excerpt from Chapter 6 of the MCSE Exam Cram 2 book "Designing security for a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 network." 

  • Best practices for implementing IPSec policies

    There are several tricks to configuring IPSec policies effectively, depending on what Windows servers you're using. In the conclusion of his two-part series, Brien Posey outlines IPSec best practices, and offers some additional dos and don'ts for wor... 

  • Cisco and Microsoft strike deal on perimeter security

    The companies' respective network-edge technologies will be interoperable, according to a Microsoft official, who also outlined the projected release dates for several Windows-related products and services. 

  • Kerberos and authentication troubleshooting

    This excerpt from "Windows Server 2003 security infrastructures" explores some basic Kerberos and Windows Server 2003 authentication troubleshooting tools. 

  • Kerberos advantages

    This excerpt from "Windows Server 2003 security infrastructures" focuses on the advantages that Kerberos brings to the Windows 2000, XP and Server 2003 operating systems. 

  • Microsoft answers admins' WUS questions

    In an interactive forum for IT administrators, Microsoft officials outlined features and related plans for its Windows Update Services patch management tool. 

  • What exactly is DNS?

    What is the domain name system? Check out the definitions for DNS, dynamic DNS service and forward DNS lookup. 

  • DNS: .NET and .Now

    Resident Active Directory and migration expert Paul Hinsberg shares his thoughts on DNS configuration challenges, security issues and what to expect when using DNS in .NET.