Building a VPN with Windows 2000

Robust e-commerce and business to business services; seamless remote office and remote user connectivity; enhanced enterprise security.

These are all of the benefits that have made Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) a "must have" for every IT department serious about succeeding on the Net.

A VPN is a private, secured network that connects remote users or networks over a public, unsecured network.

Windows 2000 offers powerful new VPN capabilities. Building a VPN for Windows 2000 is written for the System Administrator who is responsible for installing, configuring, and troubleshooting a Virtual Private Network in a Windows 2000 environment.

The book begins with a thorough examination of the new VPN features included in Windows 2000.

The reader will then learn essential techniques for installing the VPN services on both server and client machines.