Internet Protocol Security
Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) offers encryption service for the Windows 2000 operating system’s network access. Encryption provides a means of securing confidential information so that hackers and cyber criminals cannot use it. The program allows two Windows 2000 computers belonging to the same domain to exchange encrypted data. IPSec transport mode allows safe client-to-client, server-to-client, and server-to-server transmissions. It is important for your computer to be able to transmit important information to another computer via a secure server, and that is where encryption services come in. Two Windows 2000 computers, a Windows 2000 server domain controller, and a LAN or a WAN to connect these units are required. You may want to hire a computer protocol expert to perform the setup for you, especially one that is familiar with Windows 2000. Otherwise, if you plan to tackle this task yourself, you will want to carefully read the guidelines and contact customer service with any questions you might have. Never attempt to install security software or programs that you do not completely understand. A few telephone or email question-and-answer sessions should clear up any confusion and prepare you to take care of this important job. Making your computer’s Internet connection as secure as possible is important to prevent viruses from destroying your data or hackers from stealing your information. Encryption is widely used for commercial purposes, and may be used for personal PC