You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers. Server-to-server rules. These protect connections between specific co...
you must specify the network endpoints between which you want to protect communications. You then designate requirements and the type of authentication that you want to use, such as the Kerberos version 5 protocol. A scenario in which you might use this rule is if you...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ...
You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers. Server-to-server rules. These protect connections between specific comp...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol...
You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) servers. Server-to-server rules. These protect connections between specific compu...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ...
address, an IP address range, a subnet, or a predefined group, such as a gateway. You typically use this type of rule to grant access to infrastructure computers, such as Active Directory domain controllers, certification authorities (CAs), or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (...