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Default SMTP Virtual Server Properties dialog box		disconnects
Default SMTP Virtual Server	denial-of-service (DoS) attacks	dial-up connections (continued)
Properties dialog box	(continued)	Remote Desktop over, 477
e-mail delivery options, 279	defined, 619	setting properties for, 106–9
enabling LDAP Routing, 279	Trojan horses and, 565	solving problems with, 110
illustrated, 278	Deny permissions, 406	speed of, 87–88, 110
managing groups and	detecting	strengths and weaknesses of,
accounts with operator	security risks, 572–73	88–89
permissions, 279	Trojan horse applications,	digital certificates, 186
setting	591–92	DirecPC, 92
access for SMTP server,	Device Manager, 96–97	Direct Cable Connection
277–78	DHCP (Dynamic Host	networks. See DCC
defaults for SMTP message	Configuration Protocol)	networks
service, 278	assigning network addresses	directories. See also Active
Default Web Site Properties	with, 22	Directory; home
dialog box, 269–73. See	defined, 620	directories
also Web Site Properties	dynamic addressing and,	configuring
dialog box	27–28	global security options for
Custom Errors tab, 271	routers and residential	Web sites, 266–67
Directory Security tab, 271	gateways providing	security options for
Documents tab, 271	services of, 53	individual Web sites, 271
enabling logging, 581–82	DHCP Allocator service, 302	virtual, 276
Home Directory tab, 271	DHCP servers, 312–13	WebDAV, 276–77
HTTP Headers tab, 271	Diagnostics tab (Phone And	directory service account,
ISAPI Filters tab, 270	Modem Options dialog	188–89
Server Extensions tab, 272–73	box), 99	Directory Security tab
Web Site tab, 269–70	dial control for modem, 98	Default Web Site Properties
defaults. See also Default SMTP	Dial option (New Area Code	dialog box, 271
Virtual Server Properties	Rule dialog box), 113	Web Site Properties dialog
dialog box; Default Web	Dialing Rules tab (Phone And	box, 266–67
Site Properties dialog box	Modem Options dialog	directory service, 319
assigning default programs for	box), 111	directory service account,
Internet tasks, 162	dial-up connections, 86–89,	188–89
changing default browser,	106–14	DirectParallel cables, 50, 55–56
138–39, 162	allowing clients to dial in to	disabling
configuring default documents	your computer, 510–12	checks for Internet Explorer
for Web sites, 265–66	configuring	updates, 177–78
default gateways, 34, 38	dialing rules, 111–14	Fast User Switching, 450, 451,
security level, 145	ICS host settings for, 304	467
Defense Advanced Research	for remote access, 505–6	Offline Files application, 463
Projects Agency	defined, 619	signon to Windows Messenger
(DARPA), 24	free, 82	during XP logon, 225
Define Views dialog box, 208	Internet Explorer options for,	disconnects
Delivery tab (Default SMTP	139–42	after idle period
Virtual Server Properties	Messenger voice calls to	modems, 100, 110
dialog box), 279	phone numbers, 238–39	proxy servers, 142
demilitarized zone (DMZ), 517	pros and cons of, 86–89	handling network, 464–66
denial-of-service (DoS) attacks	proxy server disconnects after	Remote Desktop Disconnected
about, 560–61	idle period, 142	message box, 485

638

discretionary access control list (DACL)		domains
discretionary access control list	documents (continued)	domains (continued)
(DACL), 434	configuring	authentication in, 311, 321–22
Disk Defragmenter, 379	caching options for, 463–64	benefits of, 8
disk fragmentation	default documents for Web	bypassing logon screen,
cluster size and, 375	sites, 265–66	328–29
preventing, 379	default properties for	defined, 620
Disk Management snap-in, 381	individual Web sites, 271	domain-based networks, 7–8
disk quotas	global properties of Web	finding domain resources,
assigning to users, 386–87	site, 265–66	336–43
enabling, 393–94	Shared Documents folder, 425	browsing for resources, 337
disk space	viewing	creating network place,
cluster size and, 375, 378	and managing HTML	340–41
compressing drive to save,	documents through print	mapping network drive,
390, 391	queue, 415	340, 342–43
setting limits for temporary	in printer queue, 406	overview, 336
offline files, 453	Documents tab (Default Web	searching Active Directory,
diskless computers, 32	Site Properties dialog	337–39
dispersed topology for	box), 271	sharing resources through
workgroups, 286–87	Documents tab (Web Site	groups, 336–37
display options for Remote	Properties dialog box),	UNC path or HTTP address,
Desktop, 491–92	265–66	343
Display tab (Remote Desktop	domain controllers	ICF in domain environment,
Connection dialog box),	defined, 312, 619	321
492	role of, 312	Internet, 83
distributed denial-of-service	domain environments, 7–8	joining, 322–27
(DDoS) attacks, 561	Domain Name System. See DNS	items you need before you
distributed link tracking, 387	domains, 311–44	begin, 322
DMZ (demilitarized zone), 517	accessing domain resources	manually, 327
DNS (Domain Name System)	from Windows XP Home	Network Identification
about, 318	Edition, 311, 344	Wizard steps for, 323–26
caching recent requests, 26	Active Directory, 311–21	leaving, 344
defined, 619–20	about, 312, 319–20	logging on, 328–29
NetBIOS naming schemes vs.,	about DNS, 318	bypassing logon screen,
326–27	advertising local printer in,	328–29
resolving IP addresses in,	406	ensuring logon to, 330
24–26, 83	Group Policy, 320–21	overview, 311
unique DNS names for	overview, 312	personalized, 84
multiple domains, 318–19	roles of domain servers,	roaming users and, 537–38
WINS name resolution vs., 27	312–13	Simple File Sharing unavailable
DNS servers	structural components of	to computers in, 420
defined, 619	domains, 314–17	syntax for signing on to,
role of, 313	traffic control using sites,	326–27
using dynamic, 478	317, 318	types of, 314, 315, 316
DNS tab (Advanced TCP/IP	unique DNS names for mul-	Windows XP interface changes
Settings dialog box), 39	tiple domains, 318–19	in, 330–36
documents	Windows 2000 Professional	Ctrl+Alt+Delete, 331
assigning permissions to	workstations compatible,	Internet Time tab removed,
manage, 402–3	9	335

639

domains		encryption
domains, Windows XP interface	e-mail, 194–214. See also	e-mail (continued)
changes in (continued)	Outlook Express	sending, 197–98, 202–4
Simple File Sharing enabled,	addresses visible in Windows	SMTP options for, 277–79
335–36	Messenger, 247	spam, 205, 211–12
Start menu, 330–31	adjusting message size for	e-mail clients. See also Outlook
User Accounts interface,	recipients, 206	Express
331–35	assigning default programs for	function of, 181
DoS attacks. See denial-	Internet Explorer, 162	selecting for Windows XP, 182
of-service attacks	attachments, 206–7	emoticons for Windows
downloading	compacting messages, 206	Messenger, 231–32, 233
client software for Remote	composing, 198	enabling
Desktop, 480	configuring accounts, 182–91	ICF, 124–25
unable to download Web files,	directory service account,	ICF services, 130–32
147	188–89	Offline Files application,
Driver tab (Phone And Modem	multiple accounts, 190–91	450–51
Options dialog box), 102	setting up news account,	Remote Assistance, 498–99
Drivers tab (Print Server dialog	187	Remote Desktop, 475–76
box), 412	troubleshooting connectiv-	shared printers, 400–402
DSL (digital subscriber line)	ity problems, 189–90	Simple File Sharing, 424
connections	creating message rules, 209–11	encoding options in Internet
about, 89–91	dial-up connections, 201	Explorer, 173
defined, 619	finding messages, 213–14	Encrypting File System. See EFS
remote access and, 503	folders	encryption
strengths and weaknesses of,	caution deleting messages	brute-force attacks against,
91	from, 205	563
dumb terminal, 19	managing files and, 202	compression vs., 385
dynamic disks, 380	organizing mail in, 204–6	defined, 620
dynamic DNS server, 478	ICF blocking of RPCs, 134–35	enabling for files and folders,
Dynamic Host Configuration	identities in Outlook Express,	392–93
Protocol. See DHCP	192–93	encrypting
dynamic IP addresses	importing and exporting,	TCP/IP traffic, 588–89
Remote Assistance	212–13	wireless network traffic,
connections with, 501	as ISP service, 83–84	588
static and, 27–28	notifications when favorite	exploiting clear-text
E	Web sites change, 170	transmissions, 563
E	reading, 195–96	man-in-the-middle attacks,
	reading, 195–96	man-in-the-middle attacks,
EAP (Extensible Authentication	offline, 192	564
EAP (Extensible Authentication	receiving mail, 194–95, 207–9	NTFS file, 10
Protocol), 509, 620	receiving mail, 194–95, 207–9	NTFS file, 10
Protocol), 509, 620	Remote Assistance invitations	offline file, 453
Effective Permissions tab	Remote Assistance invitations	offline file, 453
Effective Permissions tab	sent via, 500	Outlook Express identities and,
(Advanced Security	sent via, 500	Outlook Express identities and,
(Advanced Security	requesting receipts, 196–97	193
Settings For XP	requesting receipts, 196–97	193
Settings For XP	security	private folders, 426
Networking dialog box),	security	private folders, 426
Networking dialog box),	coping with security	selecting options for DCC
439	coping with security	selecting options for DCC
439	threats, 591	networks, 59
EFS (Encrypting File System)	threats, 591	networks, 59
EFS (Encrypting File System)	signing and encrypting	VPN servers and, 514
cautions using, 393	signing and encrypting	VPN servers and, 514
cautions using, 393	mail, 198–99	WEP standard for, 543
defined, 620	mail, 198–99	WEP standard for, 543
defined, 620	virus protection and secure
encrypting files, 384–85	virus protection and secure
encrypting files, 384–85	mail, 199–201
managing, 595–96	mail, 199–201
managing, 595–96

640

error messages

files

error messages

customizing for global and individual Web sites, 269, 271

during file synchronization, 466 Network Connections, 307

Ethernet networks, 60–63 about, 60

CSMA/CD, 61 defined, 620

pros and cons of, 62–63 sending data in, 60–61 speeds of, 61–62 star-bus topology, 60–61 Windows XP with, 522

Everyone group, 403 executable viruses, 565 expert control (Remote

Assistance), 501–2 exporting

address book, 216

cookies and favorites, 172–73 messages, 212–13

extended AppleTalk networks, 44 extended service contracts for

ISPs, 85 extensibility of domains, 8 Extensible Authentication

Protocol (EAP), 509, 620

Fast Ethernet, 62

Fast Token Ring technology, 522 Fast User Switching

incompatible with Offline Files, 466

remote computer connections while user logged on, 483–84

Remote Desktop sessions and, 485

turning off, 450, 451, 467

FAT32 file system about, 373–76 defined, 620 selecting, 388

fault tolerance, 313, 377

favorites

e-mail notifying changes to, 170

importing and exporting, 172–73

making available offline, 169–70

managing, 168–71 organizing, 170–71 storing URLs in, 166

Fax$ shared folder, 430–31 FDDI (Fiber Distributed Data

Interface) networks, 67–68, 620

Features tab (Find Printers window), 339

file allocation table (FAT), defined, 621. See also file systems

file encryption. See encryption File and Printer Sharing for

Microsoft Networks, 71 file recovery agents, 595–96 file sharing, ICF and, 132

File System field (Disk Properties dialog box), 389

file systems, 373–95 about, 374

auditing access to, 594–95 cluster size and, 375 determining which system is in

use, 389 FAT32, 373–76

about, 373–76 defined, 620 selecting, 388

NTFS, 376–78, 389–95 change journal, 383 compression, 383–84,

390–91

converting disk to, 389–90 development of, 376–78 Disk Management snap-in,

381

disk quotas, 386–87, 393–94

distributed link tracking, 387 dynamic disks, 380

file systems, NTFS (continued) encryption, 384–85, 392–93 file and folder access

control list, 385 Indexing Service, 385–86 mounting volumes, 394–95 multiple data streams,

387–88

new features in Windows XP, 378–79

selecting cluster size, 378 sparse file management,

386

volume mount points, 387 selecting, 388

File Transfer Protocol. See FTP files. See also file systems;

Simple File Sharing compressing mail, 206 custom mapping of Web, 263 deleting temporary Internet,

154

distributed link tracking for, 387

encryption

with EFS, 384–85 enabling, 392–93

examining IIS log, 582–83 file systems and cluster size, 375, 377, 378, 379

firewall setup for Messenger file transfer, 223

handling mail messages in Inbox, 207–9

ICF log archival, 127 Indexing Service features for,

385–86

Internet Explorer for accessing local and network, 166

NTFS access control list for, 385

NTFS file compression, 383–84 NTFS permissions for, 427,

437–38

offline. See also Offline Files application

closing, 463 configuring, 452

641

files		Fortezza standard
files, offline (continued)	files (continued)	firewalls, Windows Messenger
extensions prevented from	transferring in Windows	(continued)
synchronization, 466	Messenger, 233–35	connecting through, 222–24
making available with	unable to download Web, 147	hardware support for UPnP,
Offline Files, 453–55	Find Message dialog box	222
resolving conflicts while	(Outlook Express), 213	firmware, 293–94
synchronizing, 458	Find Users, Contacts, And	first-party cookies, 149
synchronizing with	Groups window, 338	fixed wireless connections, 96
Briefcase, 469	finding	flow control
using, 455–57	IP address for host’s Internet	implementing at transport
preventing fragmented, 379	connection, 478	layer, 21
saving	messages, 213–14	settings for modem, 100–101
Remote Assistance	My Network Places, 341	in TCP, 29
invitation, 500	firewall tables, 567	Folder Options dialog box, 427
Remote Desktop session,	firewalls. See also ICF	folders
483	about, 53, 117–18	advanced NTFS permissions
separator pages for printers,	blocking VPN connections,	for, 437–38
413	516–17	caution when deleting
shared, 419–33	defined, 117–18, 621	messages from, 205
about Simple File Sharing,	ICF	compacting messages, 206
419	limitations of, 123–24	creating for spam, 205
assigning share and NTFS	when not to use, 123	enabling encryption for,
permissions, 427	when to use, 121–22	392–93
common problems, 433	inbound vs. outbound, 568–69	encryption vs. private, 426
disabling Full Control	network access OK, can’t be	location of print spooler, 411
permission for, 428	accessed, 368–69	mounting volumes as, 394–95
managing, 429–30	network-initiated threats and,	NTFS access control list for, 385
Net File command, 433	566–69	offline
Net Session command, 432	protecting against network-	configuring, 452
Net Share command,	initiated threats, 566–69	making available, 453–55
431–32	authentication, 568	using, 455–57
network security limitations	intrusion detection, 567–68	organizing mail in, 204–6
with Simple File Sharing,	NAT, 567	Outlook Express, 191
421	port management, 566–67	searching shared domain, 338
overview, 400	rules, 567	shared, 420–22
permissions with Simple File	tables, 567	Admin$, C$, IPC$, Print$,
Sharing disabled, 426	protection against IP addresses	and Fax$, 430–31
removing Simple File	and, 301	meaningful names for, 421
Sharing, 426–27	Remote Assistance	private folders, 423–24,
setting permissions for,	connections through,	425–26
428–29	496–97	Shared Documents folder,
sharing applications, 422–23	Remote Desktop connections	425
sharing drives, 422	and, 477–78	fonts for Internet Explorer,
sparse, 386	securing from attack, 568	160–61
storing	software-based solutions, 118,	Forms tab (Print Server dialog
in multiple data streams,	120	box), 411
387–88	Windows Messenger	Fortezza standard, 254, 621
transferred Messenger, 235	configuring for file
	transfers, 234

642

FQDN (fully qualified domain name)

	FQDN (fully qualified domain	General tab
	name), 24, 25	Content Advisor dialog box,
	frames	157–58
	data, 60, 362	Default Preferences dialog
	defined, 22	box, 101
	FrontPage, 84, 250	Default SMTP Virtual Server
	FTP (File Transfer Protocol),	Properties dialog box, 277
	273–77	dial-up connection properties
	defined, 18, 621	dialog box, 108
	in IIS, 277	Local Area Connection
	access rights and	Properties dialog box, 36,
	configuring, 276	569
	configuring global FTP	Local Area Connection Status
	server properties, 273–74	dialog box, 70
	configuring individual FTP	Network Bridge Properties
	server properties, 274–75	dialog box, 77
	hosting FTP site, 250	Options dialog box, 194–95
	installing if not listed in	Outlook Express Properties
	console, 273	dialog box, 184–85
	security risks with anonymous	Gigabit Ethernet, 62
	users, 273–74	global properties
	FTP Publishing, 575	default document settings,
	FTP Sites Properties dialog box,	265–66
	274	FTP server, 273–74
	Full Control permissions, 428,	Web sites, 260–69
	439	application timeouts and
	full duplex communications, 20	language options, 264
	fully qualified domain name	caching options for, 264–65
	(FQDN), 24, 25	configuring ISAPI applica-
	G	tions with filter, 261–62
	G	custom mapping of Web
		custom mapping of Web
	gateways	files, 263
	gateways	customizing error messages,
	adding residential, 51–54	customizing error messages,
	adding residential, 51–54	269
	default, 34, 38	269
	default, 34, 38	directory security, 266–67
	defined, 621	directory security, 266–67
	defined, 621	HTTP header properties,
	residential	HTTP header properties,
	residential	267–69
	configuration information	267–69
	configuration information	options on Home Directory
	supplied by ISPs, 115	options on Home Directory
	supplied by ISPs, 115	tab, 262–63
	PathPing with, 354	tab, 262–63
	PathPing with, 354	Group Membership tab
	protecting shared	Group Membership tab
	protecting shared	(properties dialog box),
	workgroup connections	(properties dialog box),
	workgroup connections	334–35
	with, 301–2	334–35
	with, 301–2	Group Policy. See also Local
	securing from attack, 568	Group Policy. See also Local
	securing from attack, 568	Group Policy
	upgrading firmware on,	Group Policy
	upgrading firmware on,	about, 174–75, 320–21
	293–94	about, 174–75, 320–21
	293–94	automatic LAN settings for IE,
	upgrading to support UPnP,	automatic LAN settings for IE,
	upgrading to support UPnP,	143
	223	143
	223	defined, 621
	wireless networks with	defined, 621
	wireless networks with
	access point as, 541–42

hard disks

Group Policy (continued)

Internet Explorer Maintenance settings in, 179

Local Group Policy in Internet Explorer, 175

policy options for Terminal Services, 495

prohibiting offline files, 466 starting Local Group Policy

console, 176

Group Policy console (Internet Explorer), 176

groups

assigning NTFS permissions to, 436

selecting from account database, 404–5

hackers, 560–64

brute-force attacks, 563–64 buffer overruns, 562 denial-of-service attacks,

560–61 exploiting clear-text

transmissions, 563 network-initiated threats by,

560

port scans and security threats, 561–62

unsecured network services, 562–63

half-duplex communications, 20 handles for Internet Explorer

toolbar, 165 hard disks

cluster size

file systems and, 375 improved conversion of FAT

to NTFS volumes, 379 NTFS, 377, 378

compression about, 383–84

enabling, 390–91 incompatible with encryption, 385

converting to NTFS, 379, 389–90

defined, 380

643

hard disks		hosts
hard disks (continued)	hardware, hubs (continued)	History bar (Internet Explorer),
disk quotas	upgrading firmware on,	167
assigning, 386–87	293–94	home directories
enabling, 393–94	wireless access point, 532	configuring for individual Web
documenting changes in, 383	improving Windows	site, 271
dynamic disks, 380	Messenger voice calls,	designating global properties
encryption	235	for Web site, 262–63
about, 384–85	installing for workgroups,	setting options for FTP, 274
cautions using EFS, 393	291–94	Home Edition. See Microsoft
enabling for files and	printers	Windows XP Home
folders, 392–93	securing, 585–86	Edition
incompatible with	shared, 400–419	home networks. See also
compression, 385	viewing list of, 416	HomePNA networks;
Indexing Service features for,	requirements	workgroups
385–86	for SFU, 528	characteristics of workgroups,
mounting, 394–95	for Windows Messenger,	6–7
RAID configurations for, 377	220	kits for, 51
sharing, 422	researching network adapters	wireless networking for, 531
unable to convert to NTFS, 390	before buying, 48	workgroups and, 283
volume mount points, 387	switches	home page, 160
hardware. See also modems;	connecting with, 49	HomePNA networks, 63–65
NICs; ports; printers	defined, 626	about, 63–65
cables	upgrading firmware on,	defined, 621
advantages of multi-	293–94	illustrated, 64
segment networks, 288	UPnP feature for, 14	multi-segment wired, wireless
crossover, 50, 619	Wi-Fi network, 551	and, 290
DirectParallel, 50, 55–56	wireless access points	spanning two rooms, 286–87
Ethernet network, 63	bridging wired and wireless	hop, 351
null modem cables, 50, 623	LANS, 536–37	host headers, 256
RJ-11/RJ-45 cable, 50, 625	defined, 49, 532, 627	hosts
computers as network	detecting changes in access	connecting to remote, 474
bottleneck, 598–99	point used, 538	enabling Remote Desktop on,
configuring	hardware for, 539–40	475–76
modems and broadband,	for XP networking, 5	FTP sites with IIS, 250
96–103	help	host headers, 256
remote control of local,	for LAN networks, 68	ICS workgroup
492–94	Microsoft Help And Support	changing, 307–8
controlling remote keyboard,	Center, 357, 358, 359	changing settings for,
493	Network Diagnostics,	303–4
diskless computers on	356–59	configuration provided in
networks, 32	requesting Remote	Network Setup Wizard,
hardware-based firewall	Assistance, 499–501	302–3
solutions, 118	history	configuring for dial-up
hubs	IIS versions, 251	connections, 304
connecting with, 49	Internet Explorer	does not work, 309–10
defined, 621	managing, 166–67	selecting option for in New
as option for shared	tracking what users view,	Connection Wizard, 56
workgroup connections,	168
301–2	Windows security, 558–59

644

hosts

hosts (continued)

setting up for DCC networks, 56–58

tracing path to PathPing, 352–54 Ping, 349 Tracert, 351–52

Web sites with IIS, 250 hot spots, 533

HTML documents in print queue, 415

HTTP (HyperText Transfer

Protocol) defined, 18, 621 HTTP headers

embedding in content ratings, 268

setting global and default Web site settings for, 267–69, 271

HTTP address, 343

HTTP Headers tab (Default Web Site Properties dialog box), 271

HTTP Headers tab (Web Site Properties dialog box), 267–69

HTTPS (Secure HyperText Transfer Protocol)

security advantages of, 563 signed certificates and, 564 hubs. See also wireless access

points connecting with, 49 defined, 621

as option for shared workgroup connections, 301–2

upgrading firmware on, 293–94

wireless access point, 532

HyperText Transfer Protocol. See HTTP

hyphens (-) in ICF log, 128

ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)

ICF (Internet Connection Firewall), 117–36 about firewalls, 117–18

configuring

for Messenger file transfer, 223

services to work with, 130–32

connecting to Windows Messenger, 222–24

defined, 622

domain environments and, 321

e-mail services and, 134–35 enabling, 124–25

file and printer sharing with, 132

how it works, 119–20 ICMP traffic, 133–34, 349 limitations of, 123–24

network access OK, computer can’t be accessed, 368–69

overview, 117 protocols and, 120–21 security log

configuring, 125–26 information found in,

127–29

monitoring traffic with, 129 viewing, 127

for shared workgroup connections, 301–2

TCP/IP filtering vs., 571–72 testing blocking of, 135–36 Trustworthy Computing

Initiative and, 559 unwanted outbound traffic

and, 568

when not to use, 123 when to use, 121–22

for network Internet access, 122

rules for configuring, 121 for single computer Internet

access, 121

ICF log

archival file for, 127 configuring, 125–26 hyphens in, 128 information recorded in,

127–29

monitoring traffic with, 129 viewing, 127

ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol)

configuring options for, 133–34

defined, 622

echo requests in ping, 346 as network layer protocol, 22 Ping of Death, 560–61

ping tests and, 349 icons

displaying for network connections, 292

managing connections from wireless, 552

Offline Files, 456

ICRA (Internet Content Rating Association), 156

ICS (Internet Connection

Sharing) defined, 622

HomePNA networks and, 65 ICS host configurations

provided in Network Setup Wizard, 302–3

improving performance with router or residential gateway, 52

for workgroups, 301–8 changing host settings for,

303–4

changing ICS hosts, 307–8 client connection

management, 305–7 how ICS works, 302–3 options for shared

workgroup connections, 294, 301–2

troubleshooting with earlier versions of Windows, 303

645

ICS Discovery and Control		infrared wireless networks
ICS Discovery and Control, 305	IIS (Microsoft Internet	IMAP (Internet Message Access
ICS workgroup hosts	Information Services),	Protocol), 18
changing, 307–8	features (continued)	implicit consent, 149
changing settings for, 303–4	defining user access, 253	Import/Export Wizard, 173
configuration provided in	differences in service, 255	importing
Network Setup Wizard,	ensuring security, 257	address book, 216
302–3	host headers, 256	cookies and favorites, 172–73
configuring for dial-up	HTTP 1.1, 256	messages, 212–13
connections, 304	IISReset tool, 252	inbound firewalls, 568–69
does not work, 309–10	Kerberos authentication,	Include The Area Code option
identities	254	(New Area Code Rule
defined, 621–22	new security wizards, 254	dialog box), 113
password protection and	remote administration,	incoming connections, 511, 512
encryption with, 193	252–53	Incoming Connections Properties
using separate XP accounts	secure Web sessions, 253	dialog box, 512
instead of, 192	security certificate storage	Indexing Service, 385–86
Idle Settings dialog box, 461	integration, 254	individual FTP site properties,
Idle tab (Synchronization	Web application protection,	274–75
Settings dialog box), 461	255	individual Web site properties,
IE. See Microsoft Internet	WebDAV and FTP, 256–57	269–73
Explorer	history of, 251	access options on Directory
IEEE standards for wireless	installing, 259–60	Security tab, 271
networks, 534	overview, 249	Custom Errors tab, 271
802.1x, 73, 622	running on XP Professional,	HTTP Headers tab, 271
802.11b, 622	250	installing site-specific ISAPI
IIS Lockdown Tool, running, 580	securing, 577–82	filters, 270
IIS (Microsoft Internet	avoiding FTP services, 580	setting
Information Services),	configuring logging	HTTP source file location
249–79	properly, 580–82	on Home Directory tab,
configuring, 260–79	disconnect network before	271
FTP services, 273–77	installing, 578	options on Documents tab,
global Web site properties,	examining IIS log files,	271
260–69	582–83	options on Server
properties for individual	installing only necessary	Extensions tab, 272–73
Web sites, 269–73	features, 578–79	properties on Web Site tab,
SMTP services, 277–79	overview, 577–78	269–70
Windows XP Professional	preparations before	infrared link
for Web access, 487–88	installing, 578	establishing, 548
defined, 622	running IIS Lockdown Tool,	to Internet via cell phone, 550
disabling FTP Publishing, 575	580	Infrared Monitor, disabling, 576
features, 252–57	updating immediately and	Infrared tab (Wireless Link
Active Directory service	often, 579	dialog box), 545–46
interfaces, 255–56	virtual directories, 580	infrared wireless networks,
Advanced Digest Authenti-	Trustworthy Computing	544–51
cation, 255, 618	Initiative and, 559	about, 533–34, 544–45
backing up and restoring	version 6.0, 257–59	cell phone links to Internet,
metabase, 252	IISReset tool, 252	550
cryptography, 253	Image Transfer tab (Wireless	configuring connection for,
	Link dialog box), 547	545–47

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infrared wireless networks		Internet connections
infrared wireless networks	interconnectivity, Apple	Internet Accounts dialog box,
(continued)	Macintosh systems	183
how infrared works, 536	(continued)	Internet Connection Firewall.
speed of, 545	Macintosh File Services for	See ICF
standards for, 535	Windows 2000, 530	Internet Connection Firewall
troubleshooting, 551	Samba, 529–30	section (properties
using connection, 548–50	Novell NetWare with	dialog box), 124–25
infrastructure mode of Wi-Fi	Windows XP, 523–26	Internet Connection Sharing.
networks, 536–37, 539	configuring Client Service	See ICS
installing	for NetWare, 525–26	Internet Connection Wizard, 184
administrative privileges and,	steps to install NetWare	Internet connections, 81–115
593	services, 523–25	broadband connections,
automatic updates, 573–74	overview, 519	114–15
equipment for Wi-Fi networks,	supported protocols and	choosing ISPs, 83
551–52	media types, 519–23	configuring modems and
IIS, 259–60	AppleTalk protocols, 521–22	broadband hardware,
IPv6 protocol stack, 41–42	Ethernet, 522	96–103
NetWare services, 523–25	IPX/SPX protocol, 520–21	adjusting speaker volume,
network adapters, 48	Network Bridge feature,	port speed, and dial
NICs, 68–69	523	control, 98–99
NWLink, 523–25	SNA protocols, 521	adjusting system resource
Print Services for UNIX, 526–27	TCP/IP protocol, 520	assignments, 103
Remote Desktop on several	Token Ring/Fast Token	diagnostics, 99
computers, 481	Ring, 522	driver settings, 102
SFU, 528	UNIX/Linux, 526–29	initialization commands and
Windows Support Tools,	installing Print Services for	advanced settings,
359–60	UNIX, 526–27	99–102
instant messaging. See also	Microsoft Windows Ser-	overview, 96–97
Windows Messenger	vices for UNIX, 527–28	in Phone And Modem
communicating with non-	overview, 526	Options dialog box, 97
Messenger contacts, 228	UWIN 3.0, 529	setting general modem
emoticons for Windows	International Organization for	information, 98
Messenger, 231–32	Standardization (ISO), 16	creating new, 103–6
inviting people into	Internet. See also Internet	dial-up connections, 106–14
conversation, 232–33	connections	configuring dialing rules,
overview, 219	choosing ISPs, 83	111–14
saving Windows Messenger	defined, 622	setting properties for
conversations, 233	firewalls for connections to,	connections, 106–9
in Windows Messenger,	121	solving common problems,
229–30	free access to, 82	110
Institute of Electrical and	limiting Outlook Express	firewalls for, 121
Electronics Engineers	searches on, 188	ICF
(IEEE), 622	linking via infrared-capable	for Internet access from
Integrated Services Digital	cell phone, 550	networks, 122
Network. See ISDN	Remote Desktop over, 477–78	for single computer access,
interconnectivity, 519–30	VPN interruptions to	121
Apple Macintosh systems,	connections, 515–16	monitoring, 600
529–30	Windows XP default	overview, 81
	applications for, 613–15

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