Index - MCSE Planning and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure [Electronic resources]: Exam 70-293 Study Guide نسخه متنی

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p-node (peer node), 419, 465

packet event logging, 755–756

packet filtering

choices for, 268–269

firewall, 762

methods of RRAS, 279

packet header structure, 230

Packet Signature and Encryption field, 721

Packet Signature with the AH Header field, 721

packets

described, 149, 569

IPSec, 710–711, 728

in NAT process, 296–297

Padding field, ESP trailer, 720

Padding Length field, ESP trailer, 720

page files, 561–562

PAP (Password Authentication Protocol), 509–511

parent domain

delegating authority to child domain, 347

DNS and AD, 361–362

name, choosing, 358–359

parity block, 623

partitions, 120, 602

See also application directory partition

passive hubs, 240

password

adding to InetOrgPerson accounts, 86

administrative password for WAP, 814

in custom security template, 132, 134

with DSN, 128

for IAS server, 312

user account security, 798–799

Password Authentication Protocol (PAP), 509–511

password-based authentication methods, 509–511

Password Expiration problem, 835–836

password must meet complexity requirement, 825

password policies

applying to all clients, 852

Group Policy to enforce, 785

options of, 824–825

passwords

Connection Manager security and, 325

PDC emulator and, 61

strong passwords, 118–119

patches

importance of, 831

with Software Update Services, 837–847

from Windows Update Web site, 115–117

pathping command, 272

PDC (primary domain controller) emulator, 61

PEAP (Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol), 810–811

peer node (p-node), 419, 465

perfect forward secrecy (PFS), 743

performance

baseline for server cluster, 657

network planning and, 16

optimizing network, 198–199

of WINS, 444–449

Performance console, 415–416

performance counters

commonly referenced, 572–573

data, assessing, 576–578

log files, 574–578

System Monitor, 196

for WINS, 445

Performance Logs and Alerts function, 573–574, 578

Performance Monitor, 45

perimeter network, 257, 258

period (.), 345

Permcopy.exe, 830–831

permissions

Active Directory, 786, 787–788

for database server security, 127–128

NTFS, 22, 669, 788–789

printer, 124–125

with rootsec template, 96

share, 789–790

supported by AD, 783–784

for terminal servers, 130

user rights vs., 826

persistent connections, 306, 431

personal identification number (PIN), 897

PFS (perfect forward secrecy), 743

phone lines, 488

phone number, 525

Physical Disk resource, 642

Physical layer, OSI model, 237, 239

physical printer, 24

physical security

of domain controllers, 790

of NLB, 691

of print servers, 124

of server cluster, 667

of servers, 113–114

PIN (personal identification number), 897

PING

ICMP and, 162

IPv6 parameters, 191–192

testing TCP/IP connections with, 271, 279

PKCS (Public Key Cryptography Standard), 864

PKI. See 36–38

test network, 29–30

planning mode, 765, 768

Point-to-Point network, 232

Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), 314, 488

Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)

described, 307

packet filters, 269

for VPN remote access, 496–497

pointer record (PTR)

for DNS server, adding, 356

of resource record, 342

for reverse lookup zones, 352

update with DNS/DHCP interaction, 387–389

policies, IPSec

AD based, 747–749

assigning/applying in Group Policy, 746–747

custom, 734–746

default, 732–734

managing, 772

policy

assignment information, 752

enabling remote access by, 494–495

See also remote access policies; security policies

POP3 (Post Office Protocol), 68–69

port rules

filtering modes, 679–680

in NLB cluster creation, 694–695, 698

Port Rules window, 694

ports

DNS ports and security, 412

of hubs, 239

port switching, 243

positive answer, 351

Possible Owners property, 648, 649–650

Post Office Protocol (POP3), 68–69

power-management features, 662

power sources, redundant, 625

PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol), 314, 488

PPTP. See pre-shared keys, 716, 763–764

#PRE tag, 420

predefined templates, 95–97

Preferred Owners property

failover ring order and, 651

setting, 649, 650

Presentation layer, OSI model, 238

primary domain controller (PDC) emulator, 61

primary master server, 373

primary server, 347

Print permission, 124, 125

print queue, 24–25

print servers

defined, 57

securing, 122, 124–125

print services, 24–25

printer permissions, 124–125

printer pool, 24

printer servers, 62

priority, 564

privacy, 802

private DNS namespace, 357

private IP addresses

address blocks defined as, 214

uses of, 174–175

private key

in Public Key Infrastructure, 69–70

of Server 2003, 865

private root zone, 408

privileges, 827

processor affinity, 564

processors

performance and, 563–564

requirements for Windows OSs, 80

project collaboration, 19–21

Properties dialog box, 295–296

property set, 788

Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol (PEAP), 810–811

protocol field, 218

protocols

authentication, 810–812

multiprotocol environments, 153–156

network testing and, 31

NLB support of, 689

nonroutable transport protocols, 150

requirements, identifying, 149–151

routable, 152

Server 2003 supported, 569

supported by Windows, 153

VPN protocols, 306–307, 496–497

Web server protocols, 66

See also routing protocols; specific protocol names

protocols, IPSec

AH, 721–722

IPSec ESP, 719–720

ISAKMP/IKE, 722–724

overview of, 718

primary, 712

proxy servers

internal DNS root zone with, 367–368

IPSec/IKE traffic and, 723

redundancy with, 620

PTR. See 357

public key, 69–70

Public Key Cryptography Standard (PKCS), 864

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

CAs, implementing, 875–887, 908–909

CAs, overview of, 870–872

certificates, enrollment/distribution of, 887–897, 909–910

components of, 867–868

cryptography, 864–867

described, 69–70

digital certificates, 868–870

function of, 867

for L2TP, 497

Microsoft certificate services, 872–875

overview of, 863–864

purpose of, 907

Server 2003 certificate-based, 862–863, 908

Smart Card authentication, 897–906

Public Key Interoperability, 871

public keys, 865

pull-only replication, 433

pull replication partnership

convergence time and, 427

push replication vs., 474

settings, 432–433

troubleshooting, 460

pull request, 430

push notification, 430–431, 434

push-only replication partnership, 432

push partnerships

manually starting push notification, 431–432

process of, 430

settings, 431

push/pull replication partnership

convergence time and, 427

described, 433–434

push replication partnership

convergence time and, 427

pull replication vs., 474

troubleshooting, 460