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Link: Using ISA Server to Extend Server and Domain Isolation Interoperability

by Aaron Parker on January 11, 2007

in Off-Site News

Microsoft have posted a whitepaper on utilising ISA Server as an IPSec gateway/proxy in a domain or server isolation environment to extend IPSSec protecttion to machines that do not support IPSec. This essentially involves ISA Server terminating the IPSec connection and passing traffic into a NAT’d network. It’s a 23 page document and applies to [...]

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Link: Introduction to Server & Domain Isolation with Windows

by Aaron Parker on December 14, 2006

in Access Control

Microsoft has posted what appears to be an updated document (version 1.1) from August 2005, Introduction to Server and Domain Isolation with Microsoft Windows. Server and Domain Isolation using IPSec is a great method for creating isolated networks to protect those networks from unwanted traffic. Domain isolation solves the problem where access to domain resources [...]

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Download: Protecting a Network from Unmanaged Clients

by Aaron Parker on August 31, 2006

in Access Control

I promise this won’t become yet another blog just reposting links to other sites (more original posts to come), but here a link to a new document on the Microsoft Download site that’s worth mentioning. This document goes into the various methods that can be used to protect your network from unmanaged clients. This includes:

Domain [...]

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