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catalog service An information store that contains selected information about every object in every domain in the directory, and which is used for performing searches across an enterprise. The catalog service provided by Active Directory is called the global catalog. certificate A digital document that is commonly used for authentication and to secure information on open networks. A certificate securely binds a public key to the entry that holds the corresponding private key. Certificates are digitally signed by the issuing certification authority (CA), and they can be issued for a user, computer, or service. See also certification authority (CA), public key infra

c. Select the network connections that will enforce the rule. Choices are Remote, LAN, or all. d. Create a filter that indicates the source address of the packet that will trigger the rule, the destination address of the computer or computers that will block or permit traffic, and the protocol type and port. e. Create a negotiate filter action. f. Select an authentication method. Methods are Kerberos, certificate, or shared key. g. If encryption should be used, select the acceptable encryption types. h. Select integrity types. i. Select key change periods. 2. Assign the policy on the test computer. 3. Test the policy. 4. If the policy works, deploy the policy in the production network as required.

structure (PKI). certificate rule A software restriction policies rule that recognizes software that is digitally signed by an Authenticode software publisher certificate. certificate trust list A signed list of root certification authority certificates that an administrator considers reputable for designated purposes, such as client authen

To understand IPSec startup mode, think in terms of the three phases of startup. The first stage is when the computer is booted, before the IPSec driver is loaded. (There s no IPSec protection at this stage.) The second stage is after the driver is loaded but before the IPSec service starts. (This stage includes IPSec driver startup modes.) The third stage is after the IPSec service has started. (Domain or local policies, if assigned, will be in effect.) IPSec driver startup modes, new to Windows Server 2003, consist of the following:

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tication or secure e-mail. See also certification authority (CA). certification authority (CA) An entity responsible for establishing and vouching for the authenticity of public keys belonging to subjects (usually users or computers) or other certification authorities. Activities of a certification authority can include binding public keys to distinguished names through signed certificates, managing certificate serial numbers, and certificate revocation. See also certificate; certificate trust list; public key infrastructure (PKI). child domain For the Domain Name System (DNS), a domain located in the namespace tree directly beneath another domain (the parent domain). For example, example.microsoft.com is a child domain of the parent domain, microsoft.com. A child domain is also called a subdomain. child object An object that resides in another object. For example, a file is a child object that resides in a folder, which is a parent object. See also parent object. client Any computer or program connecting to, or requesting the services of, another computer or program. COM See Component Object Model (COM).

Component Object Model (COM) An object-based programming model designed to promote software interoperability. It allows two or more applications or com

Permit all inbound and outbound traffic. This is the default. However, once a per sistent, local, or domain IPSec policy is started, the permit mode is no longer in effect. Block all inbound and all outbound traffic (except traffic that matches filters configured using the netsh dynamic set config bootexemptions command and DHCP). Traffic is blocked until a persistent policy is applied. Stateful allows DHCP and all outbound traffic initiated by the computer during startup, as well as inbound traffic that is sent in response to outbound traffic. The netsh dynamic set config bootexemptions command can also be used to add other filters. This mode is set if a persistent, local, or domain policy is present, and it is not in effect once they are loaded.

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ponents to easily cooperate with one another, even if they were written by different vendors, at different times, in different programming languages, or if they are run

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dation technology upon which broader technologies can be built. Microsoft Object Linking & Embedding (OLE) technology and ActiveX are both built on top of COM.

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