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ipsec setup with Windows Server 2008
Posted on 2011-09-06
If I want all the computers within the domain communicate using IPSec, do I have to configure peer t o peer communication of each of the computer with each of the computer within in domain.
Is there any procedure to configure IPSec setup with Windows Server 2008 for this purpose?
Is there any procedure to configure IPSec setup with Windows Server 2008 for this purpose?
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I am looking a peer to peer communication. Clients talk to servers, Servers talk to servers.
Some of this will depend on what version your clients/servers are. You can easily setup these rules in group policy or locally with the Windows Firewall with advanced security MMC. There you can specify connection security rules for say your domain profile and have it either require or request encrypted traffic. You could also configure it to use Kerberos auth to verify identity between computers.
It will be more difficult if you have XP/2003 in the mix
It will be more difficult if you have XP/2003 in the mix
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I will be using mainly Windows server 2008 and Windows 7. I am hoping I can set a rule to say enable encrypted traffice within the domains for each PC but not to set specific rule to talk to each of the PC from a PC within the domain.
Would you be able to point to me how to do that?
Would you be able to point to me how to do that?
Active 3 days ago
Or please let me know the right terminology so I can search for the right info to find how to do that. Thanks.
let me try to get some screenshots going and show you an example. As usual there will be several different ways you can configure the rules.
In the meantime, this article should help you a bit....
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/deploy-ipsec-firewall-policies-step-by-step(WS.10).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/deploy-ipsec-firewall-policies-step-by-step(WS.10).aspx
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