A company has a main office and 12 branch offices. The users and computers are within a single domain. All servers are Windows Server 2016. The administrator must make sure that all data is encrypted by using end-to-end encryption. In addition, instead of using user names and passwords, he needs to use computer-level authentication? What should he do?

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Ariana

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25 October, 13:09

A company has a main office and 12 branch offices. The users and computers are within a single domain. All servers are Windows Server 2016. The administrator must make sure that all data is encrypted by using end-to-end encryption. In addition, instead of using user names and passwords, he needs to use computer-level authentication? What should he do?

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Lizbeth Garcia · Answer 1

The answer to this question can be given as:

To access the server, the administrator must Configure L2TP with IPsec and MS-CHAPv2.

Explanation:

In this question, the user doesn't access the server by the User name and password. The User wants to access the server by the computer-level authentication. To access the server successfully user must Configure L2TP with IPsec and MS-CHAPv2. where L2TP with IPsec stands for Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol or it is also known as Virtual private network. It is a communications protocol that allows us to move data from one network to another in the encrypted form that is used by the IPsec. MS-CHAPv2 stands for Microsoft Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol that is developed by Microsoft. In computing, the CHAP provides the authentication to the user or network host entity. For example, this entity may be an internet service provider. And v2 stands for security.

So to access the server successfully, the administrator must Configure L2TP with IPsec and MS-CHAPv2.