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Tech Tip: Ramp up DNS security with these three steps
By Mike Mullins I've previously explained how to improve DNS security ("Strengthen vulnerable spots to improve DNS security") This solution highlighted the mostcommon problems of current DNS implementations.Let's look at an additional three common problems and solutions.I'll tell you how to make the recommended changes in both Windowsand UNIX. ...
Tags: DNS, DNS server, IP, IP address, Microsoft Windows, recursion, recursive query, server, Unix
Technical articles 2004-07-28
Ramp up DNS security with these three steps
This article is from TechRepublic's Security Solutions e-newsletter. Sign up instantly to begin receiving the Security Solutions e-newsletter in your inbox.A few months ago, I explained how to improve DNS security ("Strengthen vulnerable areas to improve DNS security"). This solution highlighted the most common problems of current DNS implementations.Afterward, I...
Tags: DNS server, server, Michael Mullins CCNA, MCP, recursive query, Microsoft Windows, IP, Unix, DNS, IP address
Technical articles 2004-04-23

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Windows 2000
NOC QuestionnaireQ1. Does Windows Server 2003 support IPv6? A. Yes B. No Ans: AQ2. How do you install recovery console? assuming that your Windows Server installation is on drive CA. C:i386winnt32 /cmdcons B. C:i386Tools /cmdcons Ans: AQ3. You want to install Windows 2000 Server on...
Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Domain names, Servers, Operating systems, server, Microsoft Windows 2000, domain, Microsoft Windows
Discussion threads 2008-03-19
Using the Windows 2000 DNS service
Windows 2000 includes a full-featured DNS service, and in this Daily Drill Down, Jim Boyce shows you how to set up a DNS server in Windows 2000.In“Understanding how DNS works, part 1,” I described what DNS is and how it works. Now that you have some background in DNS and...
Tags: Domain names, NETWORKING, Servers, Microsoft Windows, Jim Boyce, Microsoft Windows 2000, DNS, server, DNS server
Technical articles 2000-08-07
Get IT Done: User-to-service, RADIUS completes the circle
Learn about RADIUS technology with this general introductionThe number of mobile professionals is increasing, along with the demand to support telecommuters. As a result, managing secure dial-up access to enterprise networks is becoming a major part of many administrators' responsibilities.Why do I need RADIUS?RADIUS, which stands for Remote Authentication Dial-in...
Tags: Network security, Get IT Done, John McCormick, Microsoft says Windows 2000, Microsoft Corp., authentication, RADIUS
Technical articles 2000-02-21
Setting up DNS in Windows NT 4.0
Richard Charrington gives a detailed explanation of how to use DNS with Windows NT 4.0 in this Daily Drill Down.With all the talk this year about Windows 2000, it could be easy to overlook Windows NT 4.0. That is, if you weren’t dealing with it on a daily basis. Windows...
Tags: Domain names, NETWORKING, Servers, Microsoft Windows, Richard Charrington, DNS, server, DNS server, DNS Manager, Microsoft DNS, Microsoft DNS Server, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows NT
Technical articles 2000-10-11
Malformed IP addresses can bypass IE security
A newly revealed IE 5.x flaw can allow an IP address to appear to be internal to a network and bypass some IE security restrictions. Locksmith has details on this and two other IE flaws, as well as info on the affected products and a link to the fix.Internet Explorer...
Tags: Web browsers, IP address, IP, John McCormick, vulnerability, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Intranet, flaw, security, Microsoft Corp.
Technical articles 2001-10-22
Access NT terminal servers remotely with rdesktop and PXES
Any utility that makes it easier for Linux clients to access Windows Terminal Server is worth a look, but there are two such utilities you can use with Windows NT/2000: rdesktop and PXES. We'll also look at connecting remotely with VNC.Enabling remote access to Windows NT/2000 Terminal Server from Linux...
Tags: Terminal services, Microsoft Windows, Linux, Operating systems, Microsoft Access, Jim McIntyre, terminal server, PXES, server, Microsoft Windows Terminal Server
Technical articles 2002-12-05
Use PuTTY as a secure proxy on Windows
Last month, I wrote about using OpenSSH as a secure Web proxy on UNIX and Linux systems. This time, I'll show you how to do the same thing on Microsoft Windows using PuTTY -- probably the single most popular SSH client available for Microsoft's operating system platforms (and also available...
Tags: Web, Network, SSH, Microsoft Windows, Unix, Wireless Network, PuTTY, Dialog Box, Networking, Wireless, Chad Perrin
Blog posts 2008-03-10
Setting up a VPN with Windows 2000
What you need to know before you plug in a VPNHave you heard about the magical benefits of the virtual private network? Are you ready to test its merits in your remote access infrastructure? If so, you’ll be happy to hear that Windows 2000 provides an excellent VPN platform, especially...
Tags: VPNs, Network security, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, NETWORKING, SECURITY, Jason Hiner MCSE, CCNA, VPN, Microsoft Windows 2000, VPN Server, Microsoft Windows
Technical articles 2000-10-18
Installing and configuring Microsoft TCP/IP Printing services
Ron Nutter takes you through the process of installing TCP/IP-based printing on your Microsoft network.As networks move toward a single protocol—most likely TCP/IP—the time will come when you’ll need to talk to your printers via TCP/IP. Doing so isn’t as hard as you’d think. If you already have TCP/IP installed...
Tags: Printers, NETWORKING, Network technology, Microsoft Windows NT, Servers, wizard, Ron Nutter, Microsoft TCP/IP, printer, TCP/IP, server, Intel Netport, service pack, network
Technical articles 2000-02-18
Radmin brings robust remote administration to Windows NT/2000
Remote Administrator Radmin from Famatech combines the most sought-after software characteristics: It's small, speedy, and robust. Learn how this unassuming little program can make remote Windows administration a breeze.One of the main drawbacks to Windows NT/2000 as a network operating system has always been remote administration. In a command-line world...
Tags: Operating systems, Windows NT/2000, Jason Hiner MCSE, CCNA, Radmin, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft NetMeeting, remote administration
Technical articles 2000-12-05
Unix dns client + Windows dns server
How do I configure my unix server as DNS client to a Windows 2000 DNS server?Do you have an Active DIrectory integrated zone?See here:http://mcpmag.com/features/article.asp?EditorialsID=273And here:http://research.microsoft.com/collaboration/university/up_content/BIND.docThere is a simple answer: edit /etc/resolv.conf add: domain default.domain search subdomain.default.domain if needed nameserver nameserver ...
Tags: DNS, DNS server, hardware, kwhou@..., Microsoft Windows, server, Unix
Q&A 2005-09-23
Configure IT Quick: Customize your Windows 2000 DNS implementation
A DNS server is one of the most critical elements of a Windows 2000 network. DNS servers are used to resolve host names to IP addresses when browsing the Web, and Windows 2000 depends on a DNS server for Active Directory to work. Of course, when a network component...
Tags: Domain names, Servers, Operating systems, NETWORKING, information technology, Talainia Posey, DNS server, server, DNS, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows
Technical articles 2001-10-11
Windows DNS weirdness: nslookup finds, ping doesn't
The fact that this is possible boggles me:-----C:>ping myhostPing request could not find host myhost. Please check the name and try again.C:>nslookup myhostServer: dns.mydomain.locAddress: 192.168.1.2Name: myhost.mydomain.locAddress: 192.168.1.4C:>ping myhostPing request could not find host myhost. Please check the name and try again.C:>ping myhost.mydomain.locPing request could...
Tags: Domain names, Servers, NETWORKING, Microsoft Windows, AD DNS, server, DNS, C:","TRDF.DT.27.280685
Discussion threads 2008-12-09
Blank Page Suppression with SAP and Canon Print Devices
Hello,I was wondering if anyone has heard of a solution for Blank Page Suppression for CANON print devices?I know HP has the Blank Page Suppression DIMM that kills the FFForm Feed code at machine level, but Canon does not...Any other ideas? My client doesnt want to redo their SAP forms.I...
Tags: Printers, Operating systems, SAP AG, John DiMeo, printer, http://groups.google.com/group/intel.networking_and_communicatio, Unix, PostScript, Unix system, Canon Inc.
Discussion threads 2007-04-30
Understanding DNS in Windows NT 4.0
Have you ever wished you had a better understanding of DNS? Check out this TechRepublic overview of DNS and how it's used in Windows NT 4.0.DNS is a core component of any existing Windows NT system. With the advent of Windows 2000, DNS will become even more crucial as it...
Tags: Domain names, NETWORKING, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, TechRepublic Staff, DNS, NetBIOS, server, Microsoft Windows NT
Technical articles 2000-07-11
Lock IT Down: Install a powerful, open source intrusion detection system in Windows 2000
A tutorial on how to install Snort, an open source network intrusion detection systemIntrusion detection systems are one of the most critical tools to network security engineers. In the Linux/UNIX world, a number of free tools are available that are powerful, flexible, and simple to use. Thanks to Silicon Defense,...
Tags: Operating systems, open source, Ron Nutter, Snort, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft IIS Server, WinRar
Technical articles 2002-06-25
How to scale server management
Managing your servers is a task that grows more complex and more time consuming as your organization grows. Luckily, there are a lot of options – from free and open source tools to expensive server management packages, as well as hardware solutions – to reduce the administrative overhead and angst...
Tags: Servers, Deb Shinder, server management, server, Build to Scale Newsletter, Management, Remote Administration Software, Radmin, TightVNC, Intelligent Platform Management Interface, Hardware
Technical articles 2005-08-16
TechRepublic Tutorial: Provide high availability with clustering in Windows 2000
Make your Windows network more reliable with clusteringDisaster recovery DR systems focus on transferring your data in real time to another physical location so that the loss of a data center does not mean the loss of corporate data assets. High availability HA systems take this idea and implement it...
Tags: Servers, Operating systems, Mike Talon, Microsoft Windows 2000, server, MSCS, cluster, Microsoft Windows, clustering
Technical articles 2002-02-08
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