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Access Denied: Configuring a Different Lockout Policy for Dial-Up or VPN Users

Learn how to set up a separate lockout policy for your dial-up or VPN users.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Installing SUS on DCs

SUS SP1 adds functionality that lets you install SUS on DCs.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Access Denied: Securing DHCP So That It Leases Addresses Only to Clients with Reservations

Learn methods for securing your DHCP servers.
By Randy Franklin Smith 

Honeyd for Windows

Familiar with the benefits of a honeypot solution? Here's a look at how to configure and deploy a new Windows port of the popular UNIX-based Honeyd utility.
By Roger A. Grimes 

Learning from SQL Slammer

Learn how to protect your systems from future attacks by SQL Slammer and similar worms.
By Shon Harris 

Snort Rules

Learn several techniques for maintaining Snort rules to keep your IDS software current.
By Jeff Fellinge 

NT Gatekeeper: Using "For" and "Net User" to Create Batch Windows NT Domain User Accounts

Learn how to use the For and Net User commands to create batch Windows NT domain user accounts.
By Jan De Clercq 

NT Gatekeeper: Using Passprop.exe to Lock Out Administrator User Accounts

By default, Windows NT 4.0 doesn't let you lock out administrator user accounts. Learn how to use the passprop.exe tool to change this security risk.
By Jan De Clercq