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Securing Microsoft Windows 2003 Server LinksUsing Remote Desktop for Windows 2003 ServerProtect Your SOHO Wireless Internet ConnectionFive Top Features When Choosing a Centralized Anti-Virus Solution Security Policy LinksCreating Security PoliciesSecurity Awareness ProgramBackup Policy Guide Primer Securing Internet Information Server (IIS) 6 for DMZ PlacementIIS 6.0 Specific ConfigurationsThe default web site is well known and could have some inherent vulnerabilities; it is best to ensure that this web site is deleted and create a new one for your purposes. From the master properties for the web server, remove all unnecessary mime types by deleting any type of file extension that will not be served by this web server. These mime types can be added later if necessary. Set the IIS logging parameters at the "Web Sites" level so that all new sites will inherit these settings. Set the logging location to the secure location or the drive allocated for these logs (F:\securelogs). Set the NTFS permissions on this folder to System and Administrators to Full Control on this partition and remove the Everyone group from this folder.
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