Microsoft Windows Server 2008, is an E-Book dealing a new way to determine how they are implemented, configured, and managed within an Active Directory domain or forest. And It was guided with a new role such as Read-only domain controller (RODC), Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service (ADLDS), Active Directory Rights Management Service (ADRMS) and Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). And all this role can be manage by a server manager.
Windows Server 2008 includes the tools you need to create a PKI which is suited in your company and issue digital certificates to users, computers, and applications. This book addresses the complex issues involved in planning a certificate based PKI. We’ll provide an overview of the basic terminology and concepts relating to the public key infrastructure. And you will learn about public key cryptography and how to authenticate the identity of users, computers, and applications/services. Windows Server 2008 will tackle different components of PKI, including private key, public key, and a trusted third party (TTP) along with PKI enhancements in Windows Server 2008. We’ll discuss the role of digital certificates and the different types of certificates (user, machine, and application certificates).
You will learn more if you are diligent to read and scanned the interesting subject contain in every chapter. Such as active directory domain security changes, network security changes, data protection, networking essentials and many more.
Contributing Authors:
Dale Liu (CISSP, IAM, IEM, MCSE—Security, MCT).
Remco Wisselink (MCT, MCSE NT4, 2000 and 2003, MCSE+messaging
2000 and 2003, MCSE+security 2000 and 2003, CCA, CCEA, SCP, and
Multiple Certifications on MCTS and MCTIP)
Windows Server 2008 includes the tools you need to create a PKI which is suited in your company and issue digital certificates to users, computers, and applications. This book addresses the complex issues involved in planning a certificate based PKI. We’ll provide an overview of the basic terminology and concepts relating to the public key infrastructure. And you will learn about public key cryptography and how to authenticate the identity of users, computers, and applications/services. Windows Server 2008 will tackle different components of PKI, including private key, public key, and a trusted third party (TTP) along with PKI enhancements in Windows Server 2008. We’ll discuss the role of digital certificates and the different types of certificates (user, machine, and application certificates).
You will learn more if you are diligent to read and scanned the interesting subject contain in every chapter. Such as active directory domain security changes, network security changes, data protection, networking essentials and many more.
Contributing Authors:
Dale Liu (CISSP, IAM, IEM, MCSE—Security, MCT).
Remco Wisselink (MCT, MCSE NT4, 2000 and 2003, MCSE+messaging
2000 and 2003, MCSE+security 2000 and 2003, CCA, CCEA, SCP, and
Multiple Certifications on MCTS and MCTIP)
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