Windows Server 2003的安全特性(国外英文资料).docVIP

Windows Server 2003的安全特性 Security features of Windows Server 2003 In the past, Microsoft has been in on the operating system bundled many extra features, most of these extra features is the default service access for installation. Windows Server 2003 broke this traditional pattern, allowing more than two dozen services that could be run by default on Windows 2000 Server to be turned off or to be run at a lower level. In Windows 2003, two of the most important innovations in security features were dealing directly with IIS and Telnet servers. IIS and Telnet is not installed by default, and these two services are run under two new accounts, new account permissions is lower than normal system account permissions. This innovation will directly improve server security if malicious software threatens both services. With IIS and Telnet service accounts improvement, Windows 2003 also contains a large number of new security features, perhaps, the new security features will be your decision to upgrade to the Windows Server 2003 decision factors. New security features The Internet connection firewall (ICF) ICF is a software firewall that provides basic port security for the users web server. It works with the users current security devices and adds a layer of protection to the critical infrastructure of the user. Software restrictions policy software limits policies and enforcement mechanisms to limit the unauthorised executables running on the system. These limitations are additional measures to prevent users from executing programs that are not in the companys standard user software suite. The security of the web server will be maximized when the default installation of IIS 6.0 is loaded. The new IIS 6.0 security features include optional encryption services, high-level summary authentication, and configurable process access control. The new digest security package supports the summary authentication protocol defined in RFC 2617. This package provides more advanced protectio