by
Brian Madden
This is a video of a breakout session from BriForum Europe 2007, presented by Thorsten Rood.
Session Description: A typical out-of-the-box installation for Terminalservices Web Access
and Gateway relies on username and password – for most companies (even
SMB) this may be a significant "no-go" criteria and a showstopper in
terms of expanding terminalservices usage to remote devices and B2B
scenarios. This session will update you with the architectural changes
and minimum requirements to fully secure Terminalservices remote access
with OneTime-Password solutions (like RSA secured or other token-based
vendors). This is a high-level session that covers all needed
components, starting with new modules introduced by Windows Server 2008
and ending up in Microsoft ISA Server 2006. We'll also compare this
architecture to alternates like Citrix Access Gateway. Basic
understanding on PKI/SSL is required.
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