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Exam Insights | XXV | |
Self-Assessment | liii | |
Chapter 1 | ISA Server 2000 Overview | 1 |
Microsoft Proxy Server | 2 | |
The .NET Platform | 3 | |
Internet Connections | 4 | |
Ports and Sockets | 8 | |
Internet Security Basics | 9 | |
Connection Types | 13 | |
New Capabilities and Features | 14 | |
ISA Server As a Firewall | 15 | |
ISA Server As a Proxy | 17 | |
Chapter Summary | 18 | |
Chapter 2 | Preparing for ISA Server Installation | 27 |
Hardware Requirements | 28 | |
Software Requirements | 30 | |
Clean Install or Upgrade (Migrate) from Proxy Server 2.0 | 31 | |
ISA Server Mode | 31 | |
ISA Server Array | 32 | |
ISA Server Client Support | 33 | |
Final System Preparation before ISA Server Installation | 36 | |
Chapter Summary | 42 | |
Chapter 3 | Installing ISA Server 2000 | 55 |
ISA Server Editions | 56 | |
Before the Installation | 57 | |
Installing ISA Server Enterprise Edition | 59 | |
The ISA Server Getting Started Wizard | 69 | |
Unattended Installation | 69 | |
Creating or Joining an Array During Installation | 73 | |
Installing the Standard Edition of ISA Server | 75 | |
Removing ISA Server | 75 | |
Chapter Summary | 75 | |
Chapter 4 | Upgrading from Proxy Server 2.0 | 87 |
Proxy Server vs. ISA Server | 88 | |
Preparing for the Upgrade | 88 | |
Proxy on NT 4 | 90 | |
Upgrading from Proxy Server on Windows 2000 | 95 | |
Upgrading a Proxy Server Array | 95 | |
Configuration Settings from Proxy Server to ISA Server | 96 | |
Making the Administrative Change | 98 | |
Uninstalling ISA Server | 99 | |
Chapter Summary | 100 | |
Chapter 5 | Planning and Deploying Clients | 111 |
Client Types | 112 | |
Client Differences | 118 | |
Web Proxy Client Setup | 119 | |
Firewall Client Setup | 122 | |
Configuring Firewall Client Files | 123 | |
Setup Needed for SecureNAT Clients | 126 | |
Socks Client Setup | 127 | |
Assessing Client Needs | 130 | |
Chapter Summary | 131 | |
Chapter 6 | Policies and Rules | 141 |
Controlling Access with ISA Server | 142 | |
What Is a Policy? | 143 | |
Do You Need a Policy? | 144 | |
How Rules Apply | 144 | |
Policy Elements | 145 | |
Using Protocol Rules | 153 | |
Site and Content Rules | 155 | |
Packet Filters | 159 | |
Bandwidth Rules | 160 | |
Planning Policies for a Network | 164 | |
Creating Enterprise Policies with Enterprise-Level Rules | 166 | |
Backing Up and Restoring Policy Settings | 167 | |
Chapter Summary | 168 | |
Chapter 7 | Authentication | 179 |
Why Use Authentication? | 180 | |
Types of Authentication | 180 | |
Authentication Pros and Cons | 185 | |
Setting Up Authentication | 186 | |
Passing Around Authentication Requests | 189 | |
Combining Rules and Authentication | 191 | |
Chapter Summary | 191 | |
Chapter 8 | Caching and Acceleration | 203 |
Potential Issues | 204 | |
What Is Caching? | 205 | |
Understanding the Caching Process | 207 | |
What Is CARP? | 210 | |
Scheduled Cache Content Download | 213 | |
Cache Chaining | 214 | |
Web Proxy Routing | 216 | |
Cache Filtering | 218 | |
Tuning and Monitoring Cache Performance | 219 | |
Chapter Summary | 221 | |
Chapter 9 | Understanding the Web Proxy Service | 241 |
What Is the Web Proxy Service? | 242 | |
Protocols Used by the Web Proxy Service | 243 | |
Clients for the Web Proxy Service | 244 | |
How Does the Web Proxy Service Work? | 245 | |
Accessing Secured Web Pages through the Web Proxy Service | 246 | |
The Effect of ISA Server on Secure Web Pages | 250 | |
Configuring the Web Proxy Service | 253 | |
Chapter Summary | 257 | |
Chapter 10 | Securing the Internal Network | 265 |
Employing Windows 2000 Security | 266 | |
Guidelines for ISA Server Security | 269 | |
Intrusion Detection | 271 | |
Configuring Intrusion Detection | 273 | |
Configuring Alerts | 274 | |
Chapter Summary | 275 | |
Chapter 11 | Supporting Media Services | 289 |
What Is Multimedia? | 290 | |
What Is the H.323 Gatekeeper Service? | 291 | |
An H.323 Connection | 293 | |
H.323 Components and Settings | 295 | |
Installing the H.323 Gatekeeper Service | 297 | |
Configuring Connections | 298 | |
Configuring the H.323 Gatekeeper | 303 | |
Additional Configurations for Incoming Connections | 304 | |
Streaming Media Filter | 306 | |
Chapter Summary | 308 | |
Chapter 12 | Publishing Services | 319 |
How ISA Server Protects Internal Servers | 320 | |
Publishing Policies | 320 | |
Web Publishing Rules | 323 | |
SSL Bridging | 326 | |
Reverse Caching | 328 | |
Server Publishing Rules | 328 | |
Setting Up a Mail Server | 331 | |
Special Publishing Configurations | 331 | |
Publishing a Mail Server | 331 | |
Using Packet Filters When Publishing | 337 | |
Configuring Publishing Rules | 339 | |
Setup for Internal Servers | 341 | |
Chapter Summary | 341 | |
Chapter 13 | Managing Multiple ISA Servers | 353 |
What Is an Array? | 354 | |
What Is Chaining? | 356 | |
Installing ISA Server in an Array | 357 | |
Chapter Summary | 369 | |
Chapter 14 | Integrating Services with ISA Server | 385 |
Why Do Some Services Require Special Configurations? | 386 | |
Integrating Services on a Local ISA Server | 386 | |
Exchange and ISA Server | 387 | |
The Mail Server Security Wizard | 388 | |
The SMTP Filter | 389 | |
Exchange and ISA on the Same Server | 396 | |
ISA Server and NLB | 396 | |
ISA Server and Terminal Services | 401 | |
Integrating ISA Server with a Web Server | 401 | |
Chapter Summary | 402 | |
Chapter 15 | Troubleshooting and Reporting | 411 |
Troubleshooting Guidelines | 412 | |
Windows 2000 Basic Troubleshooting | 413 | |
Troubleshooting Resources | 419 | |
ISA Server Troubleshooting | 421 | |
Reporting | 427 | |
Chapter Summary | 435 | |
Chapter 16 | Setting Up External Client Connections | 451 |
Remote Connections and Clients | 452 | |
Dial-up Networking and the Routing And Remote Access Service | 453 | |
Dialing Out to the Internet | 454 | |
Dial-up Entries | 455 | |
Virtual Private Networks | 462 | |
Integrating a VPN and ISA Server | 463 | |
Configuring the Wizards | 466 | |
Bandwidth Issues | 472 | |
Chapter Summary | 476 | |
Chapter 17 | Scenarios | 487 |
Small Network Scenario | 488 | |
Network with Remote Locations | 493 | |
Upgrade a Network That Has Outgrown Its Settings | 500 | |
Chapter Summary | 505 | |
Chapter 18 | Sample Test | 511 |
Chapter 19 | Answer Key | 535 |
Appendix A | Answers to Review Questions | 549 |
Appendix B | Objectives for Exam [70-227] | 575 |
Appendix C | TCP and UDP Port Assignments | 577 |
Glossary | 581 | |
Index | 591 |
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