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A common rule is to limit statement line length to 80 characters. Here are the reasons: Lines longer than 80 characters are hard to read. The 80-character limitation discourages deep nesting. Lines longer than 80 characters often won t fit on 8.5 x 11 paper. Paper larger than 8.5 x 11 is hard to file.

Design a security baseline for each computer role. Computer roles include domain controllers, file and print servers, mail servers, database servers, network services servers (DHCP, Domain Name System [DNS], Windows Internet Name Service [WINS], and so on), Web servers, remote access servers, desktop systems, and so forth. Design security baselines for major server roles. Security configuration that is com mon to all baselines can be implemented as master baselines. Specifics for unique roles are implemented as supplemental baselines. In a typical Windows Server 2003 network, two master baselines are usually defined, one for domain control lers and one for all other computers. Implement master and additional baselines in security templates. Apply the master templates to all machines and supplemental templates to appro priate machines using deployment tools. You can deploy security templates in several ways, including using batch files that apply the templates directly and Group Policy.

As part of this configuration, this chapter demonstrates how to create a Connection Manager profile that automatically requests and installs a certificate for an L2TP/IPSec connection. You can just as easily install a PPTP connection for your final connectivity option, but that would not require certificate enrollment. Instead, we have opted for the more secure L2TP/IPSec option. What we are going to do here is get fancy with the advanced tools we will use both PPTP and L2TP/IPSec to make this work. First you will sign on with PPTP to get quar antined and to get certificates provisioned. Once we have the certificates installed, we will use the same profile to activate L2TP/IPSec. The profile also installs a quarantine client and installs and runs a custom quarantine script that checks for the presence of a required file and takes appropriate action based on its presence or absence. This chapter will take you step-by-step through the following tasks:

The first step in designing the security baseline is to understand what the organization s security policy requires. After you have that information, the next step is to determine which security measures can be fulfilled by using the security templates. You should assign to the master template items that are common to all computer roles, and assign to individual supplemental templates those items that mark the difference between roles. You will have to determine your organization s security policy, but this section describes the security settings that you can implement through security templates. You must implement additional security policy with other tools. Table 11-2 lists each section and subsection of the template and describes how you can use them to implement security policy. You should examine sample templates available in the Security Tem plates snap-in to see the hundreds of possible security settings. You should understand that you can add and manage additional elements in the templates and that you can apply additional security settings using other Windows Server 2003 tools.

With larger screens, narrow typefaces, laser printers, and landscape mode, the arguments for the 80-character limit aren t as compelling as they used to be. A single 90-character-long line is usually more readable than one that has been broken in two just to avoid spilling over the 80th column. With modern technology, it s probably all right to exceed 80 columns occasionally.

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Setting up the test lab network Writing a custom script that verifies the presence of a file on the remote

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Browsing the Security Templates snap-in, even changing settings on the templates, does not change the security policy of any computer. To change security, you must apply the template. The exercises that follow provide complete instructions for loading, browsing, mod ifying, creating, and applying security templates.

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