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With the introduction of the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client in the last few years and the slow depreciation of their VPN client, many companies are in a situation of trying to decide when to make the move from the older client to the newer one. This article will provide a quick review of the […]
Once a Windows DNS server is up and has been configured with a forward and reverse lookup zone it is ready to be configured with DNS records. This article will start with a brief overview of the primary types of DNS records and will then walk through the configuration of basic DNS record types in […]
When initially installing and configuring Windows DNS server, one of the first tasks to perform is the creation of forward lookup zones (and possibly reverse lookup zones). In plain speak, this is when the domains that will be served by this DNS server will be configured. For the purposes of providing the reader enough knowledge […]
The Domain Name System (DNS) protocol has long been the foundation of a useable network (and Internet) experience. With the introduction of Microsoft’s Active Directory (AD) the use of DNS became even more important. This article take a look at how to install the DNS Server role in Windows Server 2012 Standard edition. To read […]
For any security engineer or administrator, one of the things that they can’t get enough of is information. On many security appliances, this is provided via an internal logging buffer and other configurable logging servers (Syslog, SNMP). Once they are set up, the question becomes this: What is the appliance filling the log with? With too […]
For a long time the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol has been the foundation of a useable network (and Internet) experience. With the introduction of Microsoft’s Active Directory (AD), the use of DNS became even more important. This article is the first part in a multi-part look at DNS. Today I’ll walk you through how […]
