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• Videocast - Testing DHCP Based NAP

  The other day I posted the first half of this video with the server side setup of NAP. This video will cover the client side setup and testing on both Windows Vista and Windows XP SP3. Note: Double-click on the video to go full screen. If you want to Read More... Posted Friday, June 13, 2008 9:18 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Security, Windows Server, Windows Client, rodney.buike

• Videocast - Configuring DHCP Based NAP

  Server 2008 is out and one of the very cool features is NAP or Network Access Protection. This feature allow you to protect the internal network from threats. There is a nice entry on Wikipedia explaining NAP but the TLA way is to show you the quick steps Read More... Posted Tuesday, June 10, 2008 12:59 PM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Security, Windows Server, rodney.buike

• VPN Client Configuration

  Virtual Private Network client is included with Windows 2000 and XP. We can use this built in client to connect to our Windows 2003 VPN. If you missed the VPN Server Configuration, you may want to read up on what was done on the server end first. In the Read More... Posted Wednesday, August 23, 2006 6:11 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Windows Client

• VPN Server Configuration

  A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a logical, secure connection over an insecure network, such as the web or a wireless access point. Remote users use their existing Internet connection to securely connect to the corporate network, just like they were Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 22, 2006 6:19 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Windows Server

• Routing with RRAS Part 3 - Testing

  So far in this series, TLA reader jason Boche has shown us how to install and configure routing using RRAS, the last part of this series will cover the testing of the configuration. Open up the RRAS MMC and with RIP highlighted in the left window pane, Read More... Posted Monday, July 24, 2006 5:33 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Guest Authors, Network

• Routing with RRAS Part 2 - Routing Configuration

  As we saw in Part 1, Windows RRAS can be used to route traffic at layer 3. TLA reader Jason Boche is back with part 2 which covers the configuration of RRAS. Open up the RRAS MMC and the symbol in the circle has changed in color from red to green indicating Read More... Posted Friday, July 21, 2006 5:42 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Guest Authors, Network

• Routing with RRAS Part 1 - Installation

  Routing is something usually left to Cisco equipment or some other layer 3 device. Windows does include routing capabilites in Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) and TLA reader Jason Boche is back with a three part article on RRAS and how to configure it. Read More... Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 5:30 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Guest Authors, Network

• Using CMAK to Deploy VPN Settings

  Virtual Private Networks seem to be on the rise, with workers telecommuting or requiring access while on the road it makes sense. Setting up a VPN server is not too difficult, however, deploying the settings to users who are not in the office often, if Read More... Posted Friday, June 30, 2006 6:10 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network

• Securing Wifi with IAS Pt.2 - Client Configuration

  In Securing Wifi with IAS Pt.1 - Server Configuration we configured a Windows Server 2003 with RADIUS in an effort to secure a wireless LAN (WLAN). This part will cover the client configuration. The first part is dependant on your Wireless Access Point Read More... Posted Thursday, January 05, 2006 7:27 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Security

• Securing Wifi with IAS Pt.1 - Server Configuration

  Wireless network connectivity is everywhere from the local coffee shop to larger corporate enviroments. It is easy to use, easy to configure and the convenience makes it a wanted item. Security isn't something that Wifi is famous for, but with the use Read More... Posted Wednesday, January 04, 2006 6:35 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network, Security

• Using Netsh to Manage Network Interfaces Part 2

  Netsh.exe is a powerful command line tool you can use to configure and manage multiple network connections, quickly and easily from the command line. Netsh allows for complete configuration of the network card(s) from the command line. Lets start by checking Read More... Posted Monday, April 04, 2005 8:01 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network

• Using Netsh to Manage Network Interfaces Part 1

  Netsh.exe is a powerful command line tool you can use to configure and manage network connections, including the Windows Firewall, quickly and easily from the command line. We'll start with the Windows Firewall, open up a command prompt window and type: Read More... Posted Friday, April 01, 2005 8:06 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Network