I'm doing some research to implement Domain Isolation in my LAN to prevent
unauthorized computers (notebooks, wi-fi devices) to connect to Windows 2003
servers, navigate the internet, etc.
My first questions are:
1) Is Windows 2000 SP4 Professional supported?
2) What about switches and routers? Does it work with all of them or should
they support some encryption protocols?
RE: IIS6 Security and other web servers ...IIS6 Security and other web servers ... I know of no Windows architecture that is exposed directly to ... I know of a number of LAMP-type servers that are ... exposed directly to the Internet with no intervening layers. ... (Security-Basics)
Re: Coming Online. Help? ... > I will be my own DNS but am allowed zones on the host DNS ... I believe you also want to have at least four DNS servers:... for your internal windows domain and two for external hosting. ... separate them [you don't really want people on the internet being able to ... (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security)
Re: U.S. federal income tax program ... > confidential data just lying around on publicly accessible servers,... I'd rather use Windows than give out my social security ... number over the internet....trust sys-admins I've never met to keep internet servers secure. ... (Debian-User)
Re: Outlook 2003 cant send/receive ... I am also leaving my Windows CE PDA ...Outlook not being to access any of the account's servers ... >> servers outside the cable internet service provider's server. ... (microsoft.public.outlook)
RE: Use of L2TP in isolated W2K3 AD ... but firstly I'd suggest that your harden your servers as ... Since you mentioned L2TP, that means you're probably going to run VPN on one ... of the Windows boxes.... Imagine a large network that is more or less opened to the Internet.... (Focus-Microsoft)
