SQL Server Magazine August 2002

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IPSec on Your Internal Network
Use IPSec and Group Policy to add a layer of security to mission-critical servers, discover the pros and cons of Windows XP's firewall and how to configure it, and learn about several different methods you can use to audit SQL Server.
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[Access Denied]

Access Denied: Editing the Dssec.dat File This article is only available to registered users.  Sign up now and get instant access!

Learn how to delegate to a Help desk the right to unlock user accounts.

Access Denied: Printing ACLs This article is only available to registered users.  Sign up now and get instant access!

Find out a way to document who has been delegated authority over an OU without having to keep manual listings.

Access Denied: Troubleshooting User Rights Problems This article is only available to registered users.  Sign up now and get instant access!

How do you change permissions and user rights on a file server?




[Feature]

Evaluating ICF

Learn how to configure Windows XP's Internet Connection Firewall, which can provide basic, one-way security protection against mischievous probes and malware.

IPSec and Group Policy: A Stronger Defense

Use IP Security and Win2K Group Policy to build a strong internal defense around your mission-critical resources.

SQL Server 2000 Auditing

Do you need to audit usage of your SQL Server 2000 installation? Check out this discussion of auditing and monitoring activity—essential tasks for a successful C2 evaluation.




[NT Gatekeeper]

NT Gatekeeper: Disabling IP Routing on Web Servers

This registry-key edit will disable IP routing on your Web servers.

NT Gatekeeper: Interpreting Authentication Event IDs

Here’s an explanation of the fields in a user authentication event.

NT Gatekeeper: Protecting the Administrator Account

The user2sid tool lets anyone find the Administrator account’s SID. Here's how to protect it.

NT Gatekeeper: Using Logoff.exe

Use logoff.exe to restrict users from using service accounts to interactively log on.

NT Gatekeeper: Using PsInfo to Report System Uptime

This free command-prompt tool reports uptime so that you can tell when someone reboots your system.