Contents
1.1 CASE STUDY AND PROBLEM STATEMENT 2
1.1.1 Authentication factors 2
1.1.2 Problems Associated with the Absence of Access Services 3
1.2 OBJECTIVES 3
1.3 FEASIBILITY STUDY 4
1.3.1 Access control policy 4
1.3.2 User access management 4
1.3.3 User registration 4
1.3.4 User responsibilities 5
1.4 RESOURCES REQUIRED 5
1.5 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKS 5
1.5.1 Level of Networks 6
1.5.2 Types of Network 6
1.5.2 Topologies of Network 7
1.6 WINDOW SERVER PLATFORM 9
1.6.1 Window Server 2003 10
1.6.2 Window server 2008 10
1.6.3 Window server 2012 11
1.7 NETWORK POLICY AND ACCESS SERVICES (NPAS) 11
1.8 ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN SERVICES (AD DS) 12
1.9 NETWORK ACCESS PROTECTION (NAP) 12
1.10 HOST CREDENTIAL AUTHORIZATION PROTOCOL (HCAP) 13
1.11 SUMMARY 14
Authentication is acute for the safety of computer systems. Without knowledge of the uniqueness of a principal entreating an operation, it 's hard to decide whether the action should be permitted. Old verification methods are not suitable for use in computer networks where attackers monitor network circulation to interrupt code word. The use of strong authentication methods that do not disclose passwords is imperative. 14
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPT FORMULATION
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