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I don't know much about the computer forensics field...but I would assume that Computer Security is the way to go. And a CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Specialist) certification probably is the best certification to obtain for that field. See here for more info...

No. The proxy can be configured to allow VPN connections through. My network as well accepts VPN connections. In ISA it's simple you just have to right-click on Routing and Remote access and select Accept VPN Connections. That's how simple it was for me. Check out the Microsoft site for ISA...

You can get a good proxy server. All internet traffic will have to pass through the proxy and this will allow you to monitor and manage all Interent activity. I currently use ISA (Microsoft Internet Security and Accelerator) for my clients. There are other proxy's that are least expensive and...

I have a problem that I can't seem to solve. When I reboot the Server 2003 (PDC), the service netlogon is disabled. I have enabled the service "automatic" and have started the service. Once I reboot the PDC the netlogon service is disabled. For Active Directory Event log the...

I'm speculating but it could be a problem within your DNS configuration. I would check your DNS settings to be sure that the server you took offline isn't being looked up!

I use ISA (Internet Security and Acceleration) for my clients and it does everything that you required in your list plus it has many more features. And it's a Microsoft product so it was built to work with Windows Server. Can't beat the compatibility. You can also download the evaluation...

How about going into Add/Remove Programs and removing/uninstalling any programs that look unfamiliar. That should release the third party protection.

I have a Belkin 4 port Cable/DSL Gateway Router that to my amazement works perfectly fine. I bought the router because of the cheap price ($45.00 at Staples) but had it for over 9 months now without any issues. It has a built-in firewall that works great and does the job for a small office or...

The problem you have here as suggested may be an ACPI issue. Or it may just be an issue of holding down the power button. Try holding down the power button for at least 30 seconds. It should turn off in 7 seconds or less but if you hold it for 30 seconds and nothing happens...then you know...