Focus on Microsoft
RE: Timbuktu, etc. May 09 2003 08:09PM
Brian W. Spolarich (bspolarich nephrostherapeutics com)
Jamey Maze wrote:

> I ended up looking at Microsoft's Windows Terminal Services (WTS) and
> found that it does encrypt the data using 56 or 128-bit RC4
> encryption. And on Windows 2000 you can install WTS in "remote
> administration mode",
> which lets you have up to 2 simultaneous sessions without needing to
> purchase any licenses. I tried it and it seems to work pretty well.
> For more info, see:

There are some known issues with the encryption implementation in Terminal Services. I'd recommend applying all of the relevant patches to your clients and servers. For remote administration of W2K server TS is definitely the way to go given the cost is free. You will also want to configure Terminal Services to force 128-bit encryption w/ the client.

-bws

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