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Last Name One Three Five Seven Nine User Logon Name User1 User3 User5 User7 User9 Password (blank) (blank) User5 User7 User9 Change Password Must Must Must Must Cannot

Forest trusts provide a way of quickly opening access between two forests without having to create multiple trust relationships. External trusts and forest trusts can be restricted by using:

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To design a strong password policy, you must consider the impact of each setting on the overall password policy. To implement a strong password policy, you must use more than technical controls.

In this exercise, you modify user account properties for two of the user accounts you created in Exercise 1. For one account, you configure the logon hours. For the other account, you configure the account expiration settings.

To modify user account properties 1. On Server1, use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to modify the User Three and User Five domain user accounts you set up in Exercise 1. Use the prop erties specified in Table 7-7.

You can only create a forest trust between two forests if both forests are set at the Windows Server 2003 forest functional level. You can obtain SSO and some interoperability between UNIX and Windows sys tems, and you can standardize the account policy for UNIX systems on the Win dows-implemented policy by providing Active Directory accounts for UNIX workstation users, creating keys for the encryption of Kerberos messages between UNIX and the KDC, and configuring Kerberos on the UNIX workstations. A strong password policy takes into account the authentication protocols used in the domain. For example, if the LM password hash is both refused at the domain controller and not stored in the Active Directory password database, a password length of more than seven characters does make a stronger password. If the LM hash is stored and used, a password from eight to fourteen characters long is really no stronger than one that is seven characters.

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Forest trust A type of trust in which every domain trusts every other domain in the other forests. Forest trusts are Kerberos style and can be one-way or two-way trusts. Forest trusts between domains in both forests are transitive, but the forest trust itself is not. Selective authentication The ability to limit authentication across a trust. Trust model The number and arrangement of trusts within and between forests and the way in which these trusts are restricted.

In this exercise, you attempt to log on to the domain controller using the User One account you created in Exercise 1. Then you allow users to log on at the domain control ler by adding the user accounts you created in Exercise 1 and modified in Exercise 2 to the Print Operators group. Finally, you verify the password restrictions that you set up in Exercise 1 and the logon hours restrictions and account expiration settings that you set in Exercise 2.

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To verify the creation of user accounts The first step in verifying the creation of a user account is to use the account to log on to a domain controller. 1. Log on to Server1 as User1 with no password. 2. In the Logon Message message box, click OK. 3. In the Change Password dialog box, leave the Old Password box blank, type stu dent in the New Password box and the Confirm New Password box, and click OK. 4. In the Change Password message box, click OK. Were you able to successfully log on Why or why not

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No. By default, administrators have the right to log on to a domain controller, but regular users, like User1, do not.

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