Re: security advice

["Meritt James" <meritt_james () bah com>]

What resources (servers, kind of network,...) and what do you want to
"secure"?  What services HAVE to work?  Do you have a backup or business
continuity plan?

Jim


coder wrote:
> Hi I just need a bit of advice,
>
> I have recently been appointed network administrator at a charity.
> The network consists of a windows server 2003 central server
> and about 10 windows XP clients.
>
> can anyone give me some tips to secure the network?
>
> so far I have:
>
> > installed patches and updates
> > changed passwords to "strong passwords"
> > installed AV software on all clients & server
>
> I am also planning on setting up the NAT thing in the server and installing
> a proxy then disabling all
> ports except the proxys (is this a good idea?)
>
> I appricate any help
> thanks
>
> ~Davie
>
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