Course 2272C: Implementing and supporting Microsoft Windows XP professional - Module 11

Module 11 - Supporting remote users. The following topics are covered in this module: Establishing remote access connections, connecting to virtual private networks, configuring authentication protocols and encryption, using remote desktop, storing user names and passwords to facilitate remote connections.
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Course 2272C: Implementing and supporting Microsoft Windows XP professional - Module 11 Module 11:Supporting Remote UsersOverview Establishing Remote Access Connections Connecting to Virtual Private Networks Configuring Authentication Protocols and Encryption Using Remote Desktop Storing User Names and Passwords to Facilitate Remote ConnectionsLesson: Establishing Remote AccessConnections Establishing Outbound Connections Exploring Hardware Options Creating a Direct Cable Connection Creating Dial-up and Broadband Connections Establishing a Remote Access Session Examining Data Transport Protocols Configuring Multilink ConnectionsEstablishing Outbound Connections Internet Connections  Dial-up and broadband connections using a modem, ISDN line, cable modem, or DSL modem Connections to Private Networks  Dial-up or VPN connections Advanced Connections  Direct cable connectionsExploring Hardware Options PSTN X.25 ISDN Direct Connection Cable ModemCreating a Direct Cable Connection Client ServerCreating Dial-up and BroadbandConnections ISP Client Internet Server Remote Client Access ServerEstablishing a Remote AccessSession Local Area Networ k LAN Protocols Remote Access Protocols Remote Access Server Internet Remote Access ClientExamining Data Transport Protocols Remote LAN Access Protocols Protocols PPP TCP/IP SLIP (client only) NWLink RAS (Microsoft) Remote Remote Remote Access Access Access Protocols Client Server LAN ProtocolsConfiguring Multilink Connections PPP Multilink A Remote Access Server B PPP Multilink with BAP A Remote Access Server B C Connection Switches on DemandLesson: Connecting to Virtual PrivateNetworks Examining Client Connections Configuring a Virtual Private Network Connection Configuring Virtual Private Network Protocols Configuring Inbound Connections Examining Client Connections Configuring a VPN connection Intranet Adapter Configuring VPN Corporate protocols Intranet Internet Adapter Internet Windows 2000 or Windows Server™ 2003 TunnelVPN RemoteAccess ClientConfiguring a Virtual Private NetworkConnectionConfiguring Virtual Private NetworkProtocols PPTP L2TP Internetwork must be IP- Internetwork can be based based on IP, frame relay, X.25, or ATM No header compression Header compression No tunnel authentication Tunnel authentication Built-in PPP encryption IPSec encryption Internet Client PPTP or L2TP ServerConfiguring Inbound Connections Configuring Devices Enabling VPN Connections Configuring User Permissions Choosing and Configuring Network SoftwareLesson: Configuring AuthenticationProtocols and Encryption Standard Authentication Protocols Extensible Authentication Protocol Configuring Client Authentication Protocols Configuring Client Data EncryptionStandard Authentication Protocols Protocol Security Use when A client and server cannot PAP Low negotiate using more secure ...