List of Tables - Dr. Tom Shinderamp;#039;s Configuring ISA Server 1002004 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

List of Tables

Chapter 1: Evolution of a Firewall: From Proxy 1.0 to ISA 2004

Table 1.1: The SD3 Security Framework

Table 1.2: Whats New in ISA Server 2004

Chapter 3: Stalking the Competition: How ISA 2004 Stacks Up

Table 3.1: PIX Model-by-Model Feature Comparison

Table 3.2: NetScreen Model-by-Model Feature Comparison

Table 3.3: SonicWall Model-by-Model Feature Comparison

Table 3.4: WatchGuard Model-by-Model Feature Comparison

Table 3.5: WatchGuard Model-by-Model VPN Support Comparison

Table 3.6: Symantec Firewall/VPN Product Categories

Table 3.7: Symantec Small/Remote Office Firewall/VPN Model-by-Model Comparison

Table 3.8: Symantec Enterprise Gateway Appliance Model-by-Model Comparison

Table 3.9: Blue Coat SG Model-by-Model Comparison

Table 3.10: : ISA 2004 vs. Competing Firewall Products

Chapter 4: ISA 2004 Network Concepts and Preparing the Network Infrastructure

Table 4.1: Defense Rings Protecting Bank Assets

Table 4.2: Hardware Firewall Vendors Reasons for Why Software Firewalls are Insecure

Table 4.3: Lab Network Details

Table 4.4: Lab Network Details

Table 4.5: New and Improved Features in the ISA Firewalls Networking Model

Table 4.6: Firewall Policies available with the Edge Firewall Template

Table 4.7: Firewall Policies Available for the Trihomed (3-Leg) Network Template

Table 4.8: Firewall Policies Available for the Trihomed (3-Leg) Network Template

Table 4.9: Firewall Policies Available for the Back Firewall Template

Chapter 5: ISA 2004 Client Types and Automating Client Provisioning

Table 5.1: Overview of ISA 2004 Client Types

Table 5.2: Disadvantages of the SecureNAT Client Configuration

Table 5.3: Advantages of the SecureNAT Client Configuration

Table 5.4: DNS Considerations for SecureNAT Clients

Table 5.5: Advantages of the Firewall Client Configuration

Table 5.6: Firewall Client Configuration File Settings

Table 5.7: Advantages of the Web Proxy Client Configuration

Table 5.8: Disadvantages of the Web Proxy Client Configuration

Table 5.9: Application Behavior on Multiple Client Configuration Machines

Table 5.10: Grading Security, Functionality, Ease and Compatibility of ISA 2004 Client Types, from Highest to Lowest

Table 5.11: Choosing the Appropriate ISA 2004 Client Type

Table 5.12: DNS and DHCP Support for Web Proxy and Firewall Client Autodiscovery

Chapter 6: Installing and Configuring the ISA Firewall Software

Table 6.1: Basic Processor, Memory, Disk Space and Network Adapter Requirements Based on Link Speed

Table 6.2: Established Corporate Network Name-Resolution Infrastructure

Table 6.3: No Established Corporate Network Name-Resolution Infrastructure

Table 6.4: Entries and Values in the msisaund.ini File

Table 6.5: Post-Installation ISA Firewall Settings

Table 6.6: Default Post-installation System Policy

Table 6.7: Default Port-installation ISA Firewall System Configuration

Table 6.8: DHCP Request to Server

Table 6.9: DHCP Reply from Server

Table 6.10: Internal DNS Server to Forwarder

Table 6.11: Internal Network to DNS Server

Table 6.12: All Open

Table 6.13: Services on which the ISA Firewall Software Depends

Table 6.14: Services Required for Common Tasks Performed on the ISA Firewall

Table 6.15: Service Requirements Based on the ISA Firewalls Client Roles

Table 6.16: ISA Firewall Administrative Roles

Table 6.17: ISA Firewall Tasks Assigned to ISA Firewall Administrative Roles

Chapter 7: Creating and Using ISA 2004 Firewall Access Policy

Table 7.1: Default IIS MIME Types for common file extensions

Table 7.2: All Open Rule with MSN Messenger 6.2 HTTP Security Filter signature

Table 7.3: Access Rule that denies the MSN Messenger protocol

Table 7.4: Settings for a MSN Messenger Web Proxy Access rule

Table 7.5: Remote Access to DMZ Server using Private v. Public Addresses, NAT v. Route, Access Rules, and Publishing Rules

Table 7.6: Protocols Required for Intradomain Communications

Chapter 8: Publishing Network Services with ISA 2004 Firewalls

Table 8.1: Web Listener Authentication Methods

Table 8.2: Server Publishing Protocol Definitions

Chapter 9: Creating Remote Access and Site-to-Site VPNs with ISA Firewalls

Table 9.1: System Policy Rules Enabling the ISA Firewall to be a DHCP Client

Table 9.2: IP Addressing and Network Information for the ISA Firewall VPN Gateways

Chapter 10: ISA 2004 Stateful Inspection and Application Layer Filtering

Table 10.1: SMTP Service Log Fields

Table 10.2: Example HTTP Security Filter for Generic Web Sites

Table 10.3: HTTP Security Filter Settings for OWA Web Publishing Rules

Table 10.4: HTTP Security Filter Policy Settings for RPC-over-HTTP Web Publishing Rule

Table 10.5: Sample Signatures for Blocking Commonly Encountered Dangerous Applications

Table 10.6: HTTP Headers Used to Bock Dangerous Applications