This is
especially useful for managing terminal servers and IIS servers, where potentially large
numbers of processes may be running at any time, all contending for resources. WSRM
lets you throttle how your processes obtain resources and tailor it to suit your business
and technical requirements.
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When we talk about ???protecting our network,??? we are normally thinking in terms
of perimeter security, such as firewalls and related host-based products such
as anti-virus programs and patch-management tools. In the bigger scheme of
things, though, our biggest threat comes from implicitly trusted hosts??”systems we own
and manage and for which we are responsible. It seems ironic, but it??™s true. Although
many organizations do a great job of securing their perimeters through the use of
firewalls and funneling remote access through VPN solutions or remote terminal??“based
systems such as Terminal Services and Citrix, they typically have very little control over
what happens inside the network.
Most of us have implemented logical or physical network segmentation to localize
network problems, but what do we do when a user brings a laptop home and then returns
to work the next day and plugs it straight into our network? For the time period
that the device was off the network, it could have been infected by anything and everything
under the sun.
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