Building A Cisco Wireless Lan

Syngress

Elsevier

Checkpoint Next Generation Security Administration

A firewall is as good as its policies and the security of its VPN connections. The latest generation of firewalls offers a dizzying array of powerful options; they key to success is to write concise policies that provide the appropriate level of access while maximizing security. This book covers the leading firewall products: Cisco PIX, Check Point NGX, Microsoft ISA Server, Juniper’s NetScreen Firewall, and SonicWall. It describes in plain English what features can be controlled by a policy, and walks the reader through the steps for writing the policy to fit the objective. Because of their vulnerability and their complexity, VPN policies are covered in more depth with numerous tips for troubleshooting remote connections.

Firewall Policies and VPN Configurations

Computers & Technology

Miller, Stephanie

Davis, Jennifer

SINGH, ABHISHEK

Lucas, Mark

Liu, Dale

Computer Science

Microsoft Corporation, the world's largest software vendor, and Cisco Systems, the world's largest internetworking vendor, have jointly developed a common software interface for managing Cisco hardware on Microsoft networks: Cisco Network Services for Active Directory (CNS/AD). Until now, network administrators have been forced to master two completely different product interfaces to effectively manage their networks. Configuring Cisco Network Services for Active Directory is the first book announced for this enormous Information Technology audience. This book is a practical guide to managing CNS/AD. It focuses on how to promote system efficiency and improve network service by using CNS/AD to centralize network management, using the directory as a repository for all policies that govern network usage. The book also describes how to manage Cisco Internetworking Operating System (IOS) networking features and network resources in the same unified way as other enterprise resources, such as user access controls, files, and printers.  * This book coincides with the launch of Windows 2000 Server, the host system for the product* This new technology promises to reduce administrative overheads* Over 500,000 Microsoft and Cisco certification guides from Syngress have been sold over the last two years.* Cisco is red hot, and this is the merging of its technologies with Microsoft!

Building CISCO Networks for Windows 2000

Certification

Internetworking Protocol (IP) addresses are the unique numeric identifiers required of every device connected to the Internet. They allow for the precise routing of data across very complex worldwide internetworks. The rules for their format and use are governed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) of the The Internet SOCiety (ISOC). In response to the exponential increase in demand for new IP addresses, the IETF has finalized its revision on IP addressing as IP Version 6, also know as IPng (ng = Next Generation). Key hardware vendors such as Cisco and major Internet Service Providers such as America Online have already announced plans to migrate to IP Version 6. IP address allocation within an organization requires a lot of long-term planning. This timely publication addresses the administrator and engineer's need to know how IP 6 impacts their enterprise networks.

IP Addressing and Subnetting INC IPV6: Including IPv6

Web Development & Design

Read the business pages or computer press and you will find a major news story involving a breech of network security. Windows NT, as the premier network platform, has many important security features but they are difficult to configure and manage. With the launch of Windows 2000 Server (the successor to NT Server 4.0), Microsoft has announced several new security features that must be quickly understood by network administrators. This book provides information about the Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system security services, including security management using the Microsoft Security Configuration Tool Set, support for IP Security, the Encrypting File System, Public Key Infrastructure, smart cards, and Kerberos. * The release of this book is targeted to correspond with the release of Windows 2000 Server * The security of an organization's data and communications is critical to its survival * Brings Clarity to topics that are notoriously difficult to grasp

Configuring Windows 2000 Server Security

Increasing competition and worldwide deregulation are opening up new opportunities for Internet service providers (ISPs) to compete with traditional "telephone" companies such as AT&amp;T and MCI. Killen and Associates have estimated that the worldwide voice-over-IP (VoIP) long distance services market will be worth £5.8 billion by 2002. ISPs can leverage their existing data infrastructure and subscriber bases to deliver carrier-class long distance voice and fax services over low-cost Internet Protocol (IP) networks. They can use a voice-enabled Cisco access server as the VoIP gateway to offer domestic and international long distance phone calls and real-time fax transmissions. Subscribers can make long distance calls from home or office using their regular telephone or fax machine or they can call from other locations by entering an account number and password. This is the only book announced to date that deals specifically with deploying Cisco VoIP. Major competitive pressure on ISPs to deliver VoIP over the next 2-3 years will create strong demand information on topic. This book is organized around the configuration of all of Cisco's core VoIP products, including Cisco AS5300 voice/fax feature card, the Cisco AccessPathTM-TS3 integrated access system, AccessPath-LS3 Cisco Voice Manager and the voice-enabled Cisco 2600 series and Cisco 3600 series.

Configuring Cisco Voice Over IP

Networking & Cloud Computing

In an effort to increase its marketshare and threat to Windows NT, Oracle8 was ported to Linux in late 1998, opening the popular database to an additional 10 million Linux users worldwide. The availability of Oracle8 enables current Linux users to deploy enterprise-class applications at low cost and provides an alternative to Microsoft Windows NT. This book covers that marriage of the most popular database and the fastest growing operating system. * Complete coverage. Covers both Oracle8i and Oracle8i Lite, as well as Oracle Applications, Oracle Applications Server, and Oracle Developer * Organizations and Oracle database administrators will be looking for information on Linux as is gets adopted - this book fits the bill * Covers two growth markets and fills a need for information not covered elsewhere

DBAs Guide to Databases Under Linux

Many organizations and network administrators are looking for information on Windows 2000 and its new features. IT professionals responsible for installing, configuring and managing Microsoft products will be highly motivated to migrate to this new technology, based on its promise of reducing administrative overhead. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (the predecessor to Windows NT 4 Server) integrates network services for companies and administrators to set up and manage networks, remote access and extranets, as well as to manage other communications. Managing Windows 2000 Network Services will be the first book to focus exclusively on networking and integrated voice, video, and data on networks. Readers will learn how to deploy and integrate all Windows 2000 networking technologies within an enterprise network.

Managing Windows 2000 Network Services

Shinder, Thomas W.

Syngress Media, Inc.

Managing Active Directory for Windows 2000 Server covers Active Directory, what Microsoft calls the "next generation of Directory Services." Active Directory provides a single point of administration for Windows 2000 users and administrators. In NT 4, Directory Services were tools for organizing and managing certain objects in a computing system. Those objects are comprised of printers, documents, databases, email addresses, users and other resources. Active Directory was created to handle the more complex objects of a networked environment. In addition to these objects, Active Directory will manage naming, querying, administrative, registration, and resolution needs. * Includes coverage of vendor-specific implementations of Active Directory (such as Cisco and Oracle) * Covers an integral part of the operating system and drills down to cover the directory services of Windows 2000 * Topics covered include: * Windows 2000 Support for open standards, DNS, and LDAP * Support for standard name formats * The Active Directory API * Drag-and-drop administration * Extensible schema * The global catalog * Backward compatibility with previous versions of NT 4 * Interoperability with NetWare

Managing Active Directory for Windows 2000 Server

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