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1.0 Overview This policy defines the basic elements required for the <Company Name> Information Systems Compliance and Legal Issues Monitoring. 2.0 Purpose To evaluate whether management practices relative to IT have been designed to properly address regulatory compliance and other legal issues. 3.0 Scope The scope of this policy...
A site is a grouping of machines based on a subnet of TCP/IP addresses. An administrator determines what a site is. Sites may contain multiple subnets. There can be several domains in a site. Active Directory replication to various sites is performed using Active Directory Sites and Services. (Make...
What should be in your System Administrator’s Guide that will help you deploy, support, and maintain applications in your organization. It will also help you create a schedule of maintenance tasks to ensure that systems, servers, databases, and printers, are proactively monitored, audited and secured by your System Administrators....
Based on obscure ARPANET access control system for terminal servers, later documented and extended by Cisco Forwards username and password to TACACS server, returns authorization response XTACACS, Extended TACACS Adds support for multiple TACACS servers, logging, extended authorization Can independently authorize access via PPP, SLIP, telnet and ssh TACACS+...
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Agreement to Comply With Information Security Policies A signed paper copy of this form must be submitted with all requests for 1) Authorization of a new user-ID, 2) Authorization of a change in privileges associated with an existing user-ID, or 3) Periodic reauthorization of an existing user-ID. Modifications to the terms...
Active Directory Naming is based on Lightweight Directory Application Protocol (LDAP) (RFC 1777) and Domain Name System (DNS). Distinguished Name A Distinguished Name (DN) is used to uniquely name an Active Directory Object. All objects can be referenced using a Distinguished Name. A DN has three components: DC...