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Carol Bailey is a senior technical consultant at Metascybe Systems. She is an MCSE+Internet and the author of Configuring Windows 2000 WITHOUT Active Directory (Syngress). Email address: cbailey@metascybe.co.uk
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August 2002

Using Windows 2000 IAS for Remote Access Solutions
Explore how to use Win2K's IAS on your corporate network as a central configuration point for multiple Win2K RAS servers, as part of a system in which NT 4.0 RAS servers use Win2K remote access policies, and as part of your outsourcing solution.
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