CONFIGURING ROUTING BY USING ROUTING AND REMOTE ACCESS

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CONFIGURING ROUTING BY USING ROUTING AND REMOTE
ACCESS

• Chapter 8

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OVERVIEW OF WINDOWS SERVER 2003 ROUTING AND
REMOTE ACCESS

• Hub Layer 1
• Switch Layer 2
• Router Layer 3
• Gateway Layers 1 through 7

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ROUTING BETWEEN CONNECTED NETWORKS
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ROUTING USING MULTIPLE ROUTERS
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CONFIGURATION OPTIONS FOR REMOTE ACCESS SERVERS
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CONFIGURING DIAL-UP REMOTE ACCESS
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CONFIGURING VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS
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COMPONENTS OF A VPN
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CONFIGURING NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION
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SELECTING A ROUTING PROTOCOL

• Static routing
• Dynamic routing

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STATIC ROUTES
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DYNAMIC ROUTING
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ROUTING TABLES
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PACKET FILTERING
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CONFIGURING DIAL-ON DEMAND ROUTING
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AUTHORIZING REMOTE ACCESS CONNECTIONS
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CONFIGURING A REMOTE ACCESS POLICY
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CENTRALIZING NETWORK ACCESS AUTHENTICATION AND
POLICIES
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AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOLS

• Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport
  Layer Security (EAP-TLS)
• Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication
  Protocol version 2 (MS-CHAP v2)
• Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication
  Protocol version 1 (MS-CHAP v1)
• Extensible Authentication Protocol-Message Digest
  5 Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
  (EAP-MD5 CHAP)

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AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOLS (continued)

• Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
  (CHAP)
• Shiva Password Authentication Protocol (SPAP)
• Password Authentication Protocol (PAP)

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SUMMARY

• Using Windows Server 2003 as a router
• Remote access connection types
• Static versus dynamic routing
• Dial-on-demand routing
• Authentication and authorization
• RADIUS and Internet Authentication Service (IAS)