Windows 2000 Security Book

	Introduction	xix
Part I	Windows 2000 Security--An Overview	1
Chapter 1	Need for Security	3
	What Is at Risk?	5
	Purpose of Security	6
	Types of Attackers	10
	Security Threats	14
	Windows 2000 Core Security Features--A Primer	30
	Windows 2000 Security Model	32
	Summary	34
	Check Your Understanding	34
Chapter 2	Introducing Windows 2000 Security	39
	Active Directory	40
	Authentication	46
	Accessing Network Resources	50
	Configuration Management	52
	Data Encryption	55
	Public Key Infrastructure	60
	Summary	62
Part II	An Insight into Windows 2000 Security Features	63
Chapter 3	Authentication	65
	Introduction to Authentication	67
	Kerberos V5 Authentication Protocol	72
	Security Support Provider	92
	Other Authentication Protocols	94
	Summary	98
	Check Your Understanding	98
Chapter 4	Authorization and Access Control	101
	An Overview of Windows 2000 Access Control	102
	Configuring Access Control Permissions	124
	Encryption File System	133
	Securing the Print Resource	137
	Summary	139
	Check Your Understanding	139
Chapter 5	Security Policies	143
	Group Policy--An Overview	144
	Group Policy Processing	163
	Using Group Policy Tools	166
	Windows 2000 Security Templates--An Overview	180
	Summary	192
	Check Your Understanding	193
Part III	Network Security	197
Chapter 6	Public Key Infrastructure	199
	What Is Public Key Cryptography?	200
	Windows 2000 PKI	206
	Summary	224
	Check Your Understanding	224
Chapter 7	Network Services	237
	DNS: An Overview	238
	DHCP: An Overview	246
	SNMP	250
	RIS	256
	Terminal Services	262
	Summary	266
	Check Your Understanding	266
Chapter 8	Internet Security	269
	IPSec	270
	Firewalls	294
	Summary	312
	Check Your Understanding	313
Chapter 9	Internet Information Server (IIS)	317
	IIS: An Overview	318
	IIS Authentication	332
	Access Control	342
	Summary	344
	Check Your Understanding	344
Chapter 10	Remote Access and VPN	347
	Remote Access Services	348
	Virtual Private Networking	370
	IAS	381
	Summary	388
	Check Your Understanding	389
Part IV	Other Security Features	393
Chapter 11	Reliability Features of Windows 2000	395
	Diagnostic Tools	396
	Windows File Protection Feature	411
	Fault Tolerance	414
	Backup	420
	System Recovery	424
	Summary	428
	Check Your Understanding	428
Chapter 12	Securing Non-Microsoft Clients	433
	Securing Access to UNIX Clients	434
	Securing Access with NetWare	438
	Securing Access with Macintosh Clients	443
	Summary	446
	Check Your Understanding	446
Part V	Appendixes	449
Appendix A	Best Practices	451
	Auditing	452
	Securing CAs	453
	EFS	454
	Security Configuration and Analysis	454
	Security Templates	455
	Acess Control	456
	Active Directory	457
	Group Policy	458
	Software Installation and Management	459
	Folder Redirection	460
	Distributed File System (Dfs)	460
	Network and Dial-up Connections	461
	TCP/IP Protocol	462
	DNS	463
	Server Best Practices	464
	DHCP	464
	Internet Authentication Services	466
	Remote Access Server	468
	VPNs	468
	IPSec Policy	469
	Disk Management	470
	Backing Up and Restoring Data	470
	Fault Tolerance	471
	Disaster Recovery	472
	Network Monitor	472
	Performance Monitoring	472
	Disk Fragmenter	474
Appendix B	FAQs	475
	Index	483