Graphic sharing: Win2008 remote desktop security settings

Win2008 system has attracted many users to experience with its superior security advantages, but it does not mean that the win2008 system has always been safe. In the state of remote desktop, win2008 is very likely to be illegally attacked. In order to enhance the security of the remote desktop, the user can make relevant settings for the system.

I. Forced to perform network-level authentication

Although the traditional operating system also has remote desktop capabilities, the Windows Server 2008 system enhances the security of remote desktop features, allowing network management. With appropriate settings, the remote desktop connection user is forced to perform network-level authentication to prevent some illegal users from using the remote desktop function to invade the Windows Server 2008 server system. To force a remote desktop connection user to perform network-level authentication operations, we must follow the steps below to set the remote desktop connection parameters for Windows Server 2008:

First log in as a superuser into the Windows Server 2008 server. System, open the corresponding system's "Start" menu, from which you select the "Program", "Administrative Tools", "Server Manager" option, open the server manager console window of the local server system;

Next, position the mouse on the "Server Management" node option in the display area on the left side of the Server Manager console window, and display the area on the right side of the corresponding "Server Management" node option. Click the "Configure Remote Desktop" link in the "Server Summary" setting area to open the settings dialog box for the server system remote desktop function;

In the Settings dialog box, "Remote Desktop" The server system provides us with three setup options, if we want When any ordinary computer in the LAN can successfully use the remote desktop connection to remotely control the Windows Server 2008 server system, it should be selected to allow the computer running any version of the remote desktop to be connected. The option is easy to trouble with the operational security of the Windows Server 2008 server system.

In order to allow us to remotely control servers remotely using the Remote Desktop feature, Windows Server 2008 has introduced a "computer connection that only allows remote desktops with network-level authentication". As shown in Figure 1, we just select the control option and click the "OK" button to save the settings. In the future, Windows Server 2008 will automatically enforce network-level identity for any remote desktop connection user. The verification operation, in this case, illegal users naturally can not easily attack the Windows Server 2008 server system through the remote desktop connection function.

Second, specific users can only use the Remote Desktop

If the opening of the Remote Desktop feature of Windows Server 2008 server system, the local server will open up a back door, there Users with permissions can come in, and users without permissions can also come in. As a result, the security of the local server system is naturally vulnerable. In fact, we can make appropriate settings for the remote desktop function of the Windows Server 2008 server system, so that specific users with remote management needs can come in from the back door of the remote desktop, and no other user is allowed to enter and exit freely, in that case Windows Server The possibility of illegal attacks on the server system in 2008 will be greatly reduced; to allow specific users to use the remote desktop function, we can set up the Windows Server 2008 server system as follows:

First open the Windows Server 2008 server The system's "Start" menu, from which you select the "Programs", "Administrative Tools", "Server Manager" option to enter the Server Manager console window of the local server system;

Next, click the “Configure Remote Desktop” link option in the right area of ​​the Server Manager console window to open the settings dialog box of the server system remote desktop function, click “Select User” in the dialog box. Button, the system screen will appear as shown in Figure 2. The settings window;

The settings window that already exist in eleven selected user account, and click & ldquo; delete & rdquo; button; then, click & ldquo; Add & rdquo; button, In the subsequent user account browsing dialog box, find a specific user account with remote management requirements, and add the account selection, and then click the “OK” button to exit the setting operation, so that any ordinary user will later You can't use the Remote Desktop feature to remotely manage a Windows Server 2008 server system, and only the specific users set up here have access to the target server system through a remote desktop connection. Previous123Next page Total 3 pages