Introduction The following is a proposal for the implementation of Windows Server 2003 Active Directory for Riordan Manufacturing. The contents of this proposal will provide a working definition of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory‚ the benefits it will provide to Riordan‚ a base diagram of Active Directory for Riordan‚ and a detail analysis of the Active Directory diagram. Active Directory Windows Server 2003 Active Directory (AD) is different from specialized and often disconnected
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bits are required for each subnet? (3.5 Points) Subnet Name HAPPY EAST HAPPY WEST GRUMPY NORTH GRUMPY SOUTH DOC CENTRAL HAPPY-DOC WAN GRUMPY-DOC WAN Number of Bits Page 1 B. Complete the Table with the Network Address and the Subnet Mask using ‘/’ notation. (7 Points) Network HAPPY EAST HAPPY WEST GRUMPY NORTH GRUMPY SOUTH DOC CENTRAL HAPPY-DOC WAN GRUMPY-DOC WAN Network Address Mask using / C.
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Executive SummaryThe objective at hand was to build a network from the ground up. This was accomplished by breaking down all of the sections and building upon all previous assignments. This was a good course as I learned a lot about all of the different sections of building a network. The pros are now I know how to build a network on the design side from the ground up. I learned quite a bit about using a lot of the technologies associated with networking and it allowed me to learn quite a few new
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Riordan Manufacturing Active Directory Proposal Shaun Dehler POS/427 Tuesday‚ October 04‚ 2005 Week 2 IA Instructor: Ken Pinarie Introduction The following is a proposal for the implementation of Active Directory within the Riordan Manufacturing organization. The primary reference for this proposal is the Microsoft guide "Best Practice Active Directory Design for Managing Windows Networks." The contents below will provide a working definition of Microsoft Active Directory‚ the benefits it
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It also mentioned the FAT Files that point to the same cluster. For this video it reminded me that chkdsk used to be scandisk. In the Video 4.01‚ LAN vs. WAN I learned from this video that LAN (Local Area Network) is a computer network covering a small geographic area‚ like a home‚ office‚ school‚ or group of buildings. And also that WAN (Wide Area Network) is a computer network that covers a broad area (e.g.‚ any network whose communications links cross metropolitan‚ regional‚ or national boundaries
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LAN –WAN: Hackers‚ weak traffic filtering E. WAN- FTP anon uploads‚ DoS/DDoS F. System Application: Fire‚ DoS/DDoS‚ SQL injection corrupting data G. Remote: user virus‚ remote from office unsecure‚ VPN tunnel hack 2) Identify vulnerabilities in the seven domains of IT within the organization. A. User: Infected media‚ social engineering B. Workstation: OS vulnerability‚ browser vulnerability C. LAN: Worms‚ LAN OS vulnerability D. LAN-WAN: malicious websites‚ unblocked ports E. WAN: network
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Chapter 7 Lab 7.1.1 Why is it impractical for an organization to own the entirety of a WAN? There are no limitations on WANs so they can be custom built for the size of the organization. Why is it favorable for an organization to maintain ownership of the entirety of the LAN? Because the purpose of organizational expansion. Table 7-1 WAN Physical Media Media Infrastructure Summary UTP Phone lines The quality of UTP may vary from telephone-grade wire to extremely high-speed cable. The cable
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instead of using a mallet which would be done by using WAN protocols such as frame relay and ATM. Because this network would use a bus topology‚ we will use the access method of CSMA/CD to prevent packet lost (Martin W. Murhammer‚ 1999). This access method will allow computers to use the same transmission line and
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of non-business video using the Internet to an employer-owned computer 4. Malware infection of a user’s laptop 5. Unauthorized physical access to the LAN 6. LAN server operating system vulnerabilities 7. WAN Denial of Service (DoS) or Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks 8. WAN eavesdropping 9. Errors and weaknesses of network router‚ firewall‚ and network appliance configuration file The basic strategies of attack surface reduction are to reduce the amount of code running‚ reduce
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(WAPs) to maintain confidentiality. 4.) LAN-to-WAN Domain proposal: Conduct post configuration penetration tests of the layered security solution within the LAN-to WAN Domain. Test inbound and outbound traffic and fix any gaps. 5.) Remote Access Domain proposal: Apply first-level (i.e.‚ user ID and password) and second-level (i.e.‚ tokens‚ biometrics‚ and smart cards) security for remote access to sensitive systems‚ applications‚ and data. 6.) WAN Domain proposal: Scan all e-mail attachments for
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