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QUESTION 1:
You work as the security administrator at Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com
network is a single Active Directory domain named Certkiller .com that spans
multiple sites. All servers on the Certkiller .com network run Windows Server 2003
and the client computers run Windows XP Professional. Certkiller .com has its
headquarters in Chicago and several branch offices in different cities. Each branch
office is connected to the headquarters by means of a Virtual Private Network
(VPN) connection.
The Certkiller .com Sales department users travel extensively in the execution of
their duties and as such require access to the latest stock on hand data when they
are on the road. To this end it has been decided that the Sales department users
should connect to the network by dialing in to the Routing and Remote Access
Service servers located in the branch office nearest to them. However, each Sales
department user may only dial in to the branch office where he or she is assigned.

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There are different sets of rules that apply to each of the branch office regarding
their dial-in connections.
As the security administrator you should be able to control these remote access
rules of all the branch offices from the headquarters.
How would you go about your task with the least amount of administrative effort?
A. You should configure a separate set of remote access rules for each branch office in a
Group Policy Object (GPO) and link it to the site in which the branch office is located.
Use a domain controller to manage these GPOs from the head quarters.
B. You should configure a separate set of remote access rules for each branch office in a
GPO and link it to the domain.
The scope of each GPO should be filtered by assigning the appropriate permissions for
the GPO to the RRAS server in the branch office where those specific permissions apply.
C. You should configure a separate remote access policy for each branch office in an IAS
server in the head quarters.
You should also configure each RRAS server in the corresponding branch office to use
the IAS server for user authentication.
D. You should configure the appropriate remote access policies on each RRAS server in
the corresponding branch office.
In the headquarters you should manage the remote access policies from the headquarters
using Remote Desktop Connections from a computer.
Answer: C
Explanation: Remote access policies are used to control Dial-in and VPN access to a
network via RRAS servers. These policies can either be configured locally per RRAS
server per branch or on a single IAS server from the head quarters. You can install IAS
on a member server at the head quarters, list all the RRAS servers of the branch offices as
its clients and then configure the RRAS servers to forward all incoming connection
requests to the IAS server. Furthermore on this IAS server you can also configure the
appropriate set of remote access policies to the requests originating from a specific
RRAS server.
Incorrect answers:
A: This option would take a lot of administrative effort and would involve you having to
go to all the branch offices physically. You also cannot use a domain controller to
manage the remote access policy sets of all the RRAS servers. You also cannot control
remote access policies through GPOs.
B: This option would take a lot of administrative effort and would involve you having to
go to all the branch offices physically. You also cannot control remote access policies
through GPOs.
D: Even though it is possible to remotely control RRAS servers via Remote Desktop
connections, it would require a whole lot more effort and would be less convenient than
managing all the remoter access policies on a single IAS server from the head quarters.
QUESTION 2:

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You work as the security administrator at CertKiller.com. The CertKiller.com
network is a single Active Directory named CertKiller.com. All servers on the
CertKiller.com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client computers run
Windows XP Professional. CertKiller.com has its headquarters in Dallas and a
branch office in Miami.
The CertKiller.com written security policy states that all traffic between the Dallas
and Miami offices should be secure. The exhibit illustrates the relevant portion of
the network and the IPSec filters that has been configured. Two servers named
Certkiller -SR34 and Certkiller -SR35 have Routing and Remote Access service
enabled.
In keeping to the company written security policy, you choose to implement an
IPSec tunnel to be used by all traffic between the Dallas and Miami offices. Static
routes that allow data to be transmitted between the Dallas and Miami offices have
been defined in the routing tables in RRAS. You further configure
Certkiller -SR34 to route all traffic from Dallas to Miami by using 204.223.118.39
for the gateway; and Certkiller -SR35 to route all traffic from Miami to Dallas
using 204.223.118.14 for the gateway.
However, when you test the IPSec tunnel you discover that data cannot be
transmitted between Dallas and Miami. You need to ensure that data can be
transmitted in a secure fashion over the Internet between Dallas and Miami.
What should you do?
A. Configure the Certkiller -SR34 static route to use the192.168.1.1 gateway address.
Configure the Certkiller -SR35 static route to use the192.168.2.1 gateway address.
B. On Certkiller -SR34 change the tunnel endpoint in the IPSec filter to 192.168.2.1
On Certkiller -SR35 change the tunnel endpoint in the IPSec filter to 192.168.1.1
C. Create an IPSec filter at Certkiller -SR34 specifying that the traffic between
192.168.2.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24 make use of the 204.223.118.39 tunnel endpoint.

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Create an IPSec filter at Certkiller -SR35 specifying that the traffic between
192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24 make use of the 204.223.118.14 tunnel endpoint.
D. Change the Dallas DHCP clients issued IP addresses to 204.223.118.0/24 and the
Miami DHCP clients issued IP addresses to 204.223.119.0/24
Change the Certkiller -SR34 and Certkiller -SR35 IPSec filters and routing tables to
reflect the new addressing scheme.
Answer: C
Explanation: To enable data to be transmitted in a secure fashion between Dallas and
Miami, you should define an additional IPSec filter for each of the existing IPSec
policies that exist on both Certkiller -SR34 and Certkiller -SR35 to allow packets to
be received by the filters.
Each IPSec policy should contain two filters: one filter to match either incoming or
outgoing packets. Each of these filters should be configured manually since these filters
cannot be mirrored in IPSec tunnel implementations. Each filter is associated with a rule
that determines the actions that are to be taken when an appropriate packet is processed.
Each rule specifies the tunnel endpoint (defining the boundaries of the IPSec tunnel) for
the rule. Since there are two RRAS servers, Certkiller -SR34 and Certkiller -SR35,
there should be two IPSec policies defined on each of then respectively. The exhibit
shows that the IPSec policies currently configured on these RRAS servers are for
outbound packets, not incoming packets. You should configure these servers to allow
IPSec tunnel connections; an IPSec filter that defines the local endpoint of the tunnel
must be created.
Incorrect answers:
A: Configuring the static route on either of these servers with the local LAN gateway
will prevent packets from finding and accessing the Internet. Is the static addresses were
changed to the internal LAN default gateway address; packets sent from the local
network would be routed back to the Internal LAN.
B: Redefining the filter to route traffic between both Dallas and Miami end networks will
ensure proper routing headers are in place as the traffic traverses both router hops.
Specifying the tunnel endpoints ensures that traffic is only encrypted across the Internet
and not on the local LAN segments.
D: You should not change options that involve the changing of the network’s IP addressing
scheme. Apart from drastically changing the IP schematic, this modification will not have
the desired effect. While the local PP address segments would change, a change to the
Source IP address would be the net effect to the IPSec definition. You will still have data
not being able to pass between offices.
Reference:
Martin Grasdal, Laura E. Hunter, Michael Cross, Laura Hunter, Debra Littlejohn
Shinder, and Dr. Thomas W. Shinder, Planning and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003
Network Infrastructure: Exam 70-293 Study Guide & DVD Training System, Syngress
Publishing, Inc., Rockland, MA, Chapter 10, pp. 763.
QUESTION 3:

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DRAG DROP
You work as the security administrator at Certkiller .com. The Certkiller .com
network is a single Active Directory named Certkiller .com. All servers on the
Certkiller .com network run Windows Server 2003 and the client computers run
either Windows XP Professional or Windows 98. Several client computers are
portable computers running Windows XP Professional.
The Certkiller .com network contains two servers named Certkiller -SR01 and
Certkiller -SR02, and three client computers named Certkiller -WS293,
Certkiller -WS294, and Certkiller -WS295. Certkiller -SR01, the database
server, holds the Certkiller .com sales database, Certkiller -SR02 is the application
server; and both servers are domain members. The desktop and the portable
computers are used for normal day-to-day work and Internet access, such as
accessing shared files and connecting to public sites on the Internet. The portable
computers make use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to connect to
Certkiller -SR02. The VPN is established using Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol
(L2TP) and IP Security (IPSec). Certkiller -WS293 runs Windows 98 Second
Edition; Certkiller -WS294 is a desktop computer that runs Windows XP
Professional; and Certkiller -WS295 is a portable computer.
The Certkiller .com written security policy dictates that:
1. No computer or domain names should traverse the Internet unencrypted.
2. Sales information should not traverse the Internet unencrypted.
3. Communication between Certkiller -SR01 and Certkiller -SR02 must be
encrypted at all times.
4. Where possible, communication between client computers and Certkiller -SR02
must be encrypted.
5. Only Certkiller -SR02, the application server, may communicate with
Certkiller -SR01, the database server.
Certkiller .com does not have an internal Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).
Furthermore, the costs involved in purchasing certificates from a third party should
be kept to a minimum due to monetary constraints.
You need to choose the appropriate IPSec configuration for each device on the
Certkiller .com network.
What should you do? To answer, choose the appropriate IPSec configuration and
match it with the appropriate computer in the work area. You may use an IPSec
configuration more than once.

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Answer:
Explanation:
To secure all communication between Certkiller -SR01 and Certkiller -SR02, you
need to require security on Certkiller -SR01. Requiring security will not be problematic
since both servers support IPSec. You can also use Kerberos authentication between
them since both are domain members, thereby eliminating the need to purchase a
certificate.
Between Certkiller -SR01 and the Windows XP client computers IPSec with

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encryption should be used. Windows 98 does not support IPSec, you will have unsecured
communication here.
Certkiller -SR02 support Kerberos authentication for secure communication with local
domain members. And it should also support certificate authentication for
communication with the desktop computers.
The desktop computers would be configured to respond to a request for secured
communication. They should also use Kerberos authentication.
The Certkiller -WS295 is a portable computer and need to make use of certificate
authentication since they communicate via the Internet. You cannot make use of
Kerberos authentication here because the machine name, domain name will be passes
before the secured session is established, violating the security policy.
In all cases, the primary reason why IPSec in implemented is for data encryption.
However Windows 98 computers such as Certkiller -SW293 do not support IPSec.
Pre-shared key authentication usage is out of the question since it will violate the written
security policy.

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