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Configuring Windows Server 2003 for optimal security

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gib999

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Hi,

I'm all set to go with my server to host websites. What I'd like to do, however, before I connect to the world is configure my system to the optimally security settings possible. I'm running Windows Server 2003. Are there any online guides/tutorials that go through this stuff in a step-by-step easy to understand manner? To be specific, I'm interested in utilizing the OS's own security settings like folder permissions, password authentication, anonymous logins, etc., not installing other software like antivirus or firewalls (although I do have these). Can anyone guide me in the right direction?
 
to hardening windows 2003 server, pls refer the following link


also, if google "hardening windows 2003", u will get more.

I've done some hardening projects for my clients, basically, security policies and lockdown someTCP/IP ports in registry, u may refer to Department of Defense for their whitepaper.(i lost the link)

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