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Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0: Security |
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Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0: Security |
| Course Status: | Released | Courseware Features |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Course Duration: | 4 Hours | |
| Deployment Options: | Online, Interactive CDs, Network, |
Audience |
| Webmasters responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaing IIS 4.0 |
Prerequisites |
| All preceding content in the Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0 curriculum; the Internetworking Essentials curriculum or equivalent knowledge of networking; the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 and Microsoft TCP/IP on Windows NT 4.0 curricula or equivalent experience of configuration and administration of the Windows NT environment and TCP/IP; the Internet and Intranet Skills curriculum or familiarity with Internet concepts and general aspects of web-site development and administration |
Course Aim |
| To enable the student to describe and implement Windows NT 4.0 and IIS security features in an IIS 4.0 site |
Learning Objectives |
| After taking this course, the student should be able to describe a web security model for IIS 4.0 explain how web security works and how it affects the server's performance describe the security features provided by Windows NT Server 4.0 and IIS define the characteristics of NT Server's user and group accounts show how IIS security helps to control access to a site outline the security features of the NTFS file system convert to NTFS show how to set directory and file permissions in NT and IIS use Windows NT Server 4.0 auditing use IIS auditing tools |
Topics Covered |
| Security concepts The web security model NT Server security features IIS security features Controlling access NT user and group accounts Hands-on: Disabling a user account Controlling access in IIS Hands-on: Setting IIS access controls Directory and file permissions File systems supported by NT 4.0 Setting permissions in NT Permissions in IIS Auditing The audit policy Auditing files and directories Hands-on: Auditing a subdirectory IIS auditing tools |