Kerberos is a standard authentication method, and the integration of Kerberos into Microsoft Windows has also made it one of the most popular. In this video, you’ll learn the step-by-step process of Kerberos authentication.
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Setting up a Public Key Infrastructure is a complex process, but it can be a very useful part of an organization’s overall security strategy. In this video, you’ll learn about the importance of certificates and the importance of planning a PKI.
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We use authentication techniques many times a day to provide access to important resources. In this video, you’ll learn about user authentication and hash techniques that keep our passwords private.
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What part of the laser printing process removes all toner from the photosensitive drum?
You would like to enhance your Windows 7 searches with some customized search indexes. What is the best way to provide this capability?
The area for a laptop keyboard is too small to support the number of keys on a normal full-size keyboard. What laptop key is often used to extend the laptop keyboard to support additional features and keys?
One of your users has managed to delete the NTLDR file in the root directory of their Windows XP computer, and now it starts with the message, “NTLDR is missing.” Which of these would be the best way to resolve this issue?
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What type of power supply can operate in different countries that have different voltages?
When you turn on your computer, many different components and applications must work together to start your Linux operating system. In this video, you’ll learn the three-step process your computer takes to get your Linux desktop up and running.
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You have installed a new network printer, but everything you send to the printer appears to be pages of odd words and letters. The local printer test works perfectly. Which of these would be the most likely cause of this issue?
