WIN2000 Distributed Service Notes

Data integrity: Non-modifiable data privacy: not readable

The Data transformation form requires a passkey (key)

Private key (symmetric, single, shared) public key (asymmetric, dual)

Distributed services must have distributed security

The WIN2000 has a built-in NTLM, SSL, KErberos Three, where Kerberos is the core

NTLM (NT LAN Manager) used in the WIN NT era

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), Internet Standard protocol created by Netscape

TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a version of SSL that is standardized by the IETF

Kerberos is created by MIT and generally uses the private key, which provides assurance of authentication, data integrity, and data privacy. However, WIN2000 provides an updated version that allows users to log on to the system using the public key. In order to provide these services, it must use the Active Directory database, which is tightly integrated with the ad

KDC (Key distribution Center) distributes ticket for a specific server application (valid for only a few hours)

SSL uses the private key to provide data integrity, data privacy, but must be through the public key to provide authentication services, specifically certificate + digital signature

PKI (Public key Infrastructure) key Infrastructure

COM (Component object model) Component object models DCOM

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WIN2000 Distributed Service Notes