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Pollock
What is the best available explanation of W2000's password security
structure, i.e., how to administer passwords?
Tony Northrup has an article on
http://www.eu.microsoft.com/technet/security/protech/network/firewalls.
But though this seems good, it is frankly not very usable, since it
wouldn't print (diagrams disappear), or save (same problem).
Microsoft newsgroups isn't much help either, it doesn't alert when
there's an answer to a posting. Who remembers to what group they
posted? Clearly, I need some other source of information on W2000
passwords/security.
Any good suggestions? Where I can get a crash-course in the
password/security aspect of W2000?
(I have a home network with a router, and four W2000 computers. To
date, we've got by without passwords or logins. This now seems
unacceptably risky. But without understanding W2000's security
system, I'm loath to assign passwords. I simply don't understand the
system-wide implications, i.e., how it would impact my day-to-day
usage).
structure, i.e., how to administer passwords?
Tony Northrup has an article on
http://www.eu.microsoft.com/technet/security/protech/network/firewalls.
But though this seems good, it is frankly not very usable, since it
wouldn't print (diagrams disappear), or save (same problem).
Microsoft newsgroups isn't much help either, it doesn't alert when
there's an answer to a posting. Who remembers to what group they
posted? Clearly, I need some other source of information on W2000
passwords/security.
Any good suggestions? Where I can get a crash-course in the
password/security aspect of W2000?
(I have a home network with a router, and four W2000 computers. To
date, we've got by without passwords or logins. This now seems
unacceptably risky. But without understanding W2000's security
system, I'm loath to assign passwords. I simply don't understand the
system-wide implications, i.e., how it would impact my day-to-day
usage).