| This book demystifies the least understood and most under documented ISA Server configurations, including extensive coverage of DMZ topologies, Web and Server Publishing, Exchange Server services and Outlook Web Access. Recognizing that ISA Server is only one part of a multilayered security plan, it discusses how to integrate ISA Server with other Windows security features, such as the Security Configuration Toolset, the Encrypting File System, IPSec, and IIS security, and how to implement smart card authentication and secure wireless networks. Configure a Trihomed DMZ: The trihomed DMZ demands the use of public IP addresses, and this book includes ways to avoid common configuration pitfalls that may diminish the security of your network; Publish Virtually Any Type of Server to the Internet: Making servers located behind the ISA Server available to the Internet is one of the most popular and underdocumented ISA Server features; Use VMware to Test ISA Server Configuration Scenarios: Create routed virtual networks of ISA Servers, Web Servers, mail servers, and clients to test your designs; Configure Back-to-Back DMZs: Includes both private address and public address configurations; Create a "pseudo-DMZ" out of a Trusted Network Segment: The trusted internal network segment is contained in the LAT, and you can install multiple internal interfaces on the ISA Server computer; Disable Socket Pooling: Socket pooling is a risk when your server is connected to multiple networks and not all of those networks are trusted; Balance the Demands for Security With the Need for User Access: One of the primary challenges faced by an IIS/ISA Server administrator is balancing security with access; Configure Mail Services on the ISA Server Computer: ISA Server integrates with Exchange 2000 by making it easy to securely publish Exchange RPC and Outlook Web Access.
On CD: 55-question ISA Exam (Exam 70-227) from Transcender. | |
