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Installing Active Directory - Windows Server 2003 R2
Functions of Active Server Pages and Their Significant Features
Active Server Pages or ASP is one of the most familiar and commonly known technologies in the IT world. It is a server side technology which is used to display dynamic content on web pages. Active Server Pages was initially launched and established by Microsoft on its web server. It is possible to write code using ASP, which could provide your visitors with unique information, different images and even a totally different page depending upon the kind of browser version used. ASP can be used along with various scripting languages such as PerlScript or JScript. However, it is better to use VBScript as it is the default scripting language.
ASP or Active Server Page is a technology which enables you to create dynamic and interactive web pages. ASP Application development is of great demand on account of its easy interactivity. ASP pages have the extension “.asp”. When a page with the extension .asp is requested by a browser the web server knows to interpret any ASP page contained within the web page before sending the HTML produced to the browser. Any web pages containing ASP cannot run by simply opening the page in a web browser. The page must be requested through a web server that supports ASP, and hence, ASP stands for Active Server Pages.
Active Server Pages or ASP and Hypertext-Pre-Processor are the two standards for web application development. ASP is created and widely distributed to large businesses and corporations. ASP applications are often used primarily on windows-based servers and not on UNIX. This is the reason why ASP is not used much for small and medium sized businesses. InstantASP and ChiliASP are technologies that run ASP without Windows Operating System. In general, ASP applications are good for huge database projects that essentially offer high level of protection for privacy of databases.
ASP web hosting would refer to the services provided by the web hosting companies which offer support for ASP. If a user is browsing on a website which has been developed with the help of ASP, then the pages could be changed based on the user's actions. This type of code allows linking the pages of your website, in which the users can interact with the pages as they log in using their personal settings. They can also place orders interactively on your website. It also permits the users to access the data from a database, as well as interact with objects like Java components or ActiveX.
VBScript is the default scripting language which is used for writing ASP. Though VBScript is the most common language, a few other scripting languages like Java Script and PerlScript are also used. Any web page containing ASP Application Development cannot run by just viewing the web page in a particular browser. The web page must be requested and demanded through a server. ASP permits to modify a web page dynamically or insert any content in a web page. The major feature and advantage of using the Active Server Page is its low maintenance. An ASP-driven site is much simpler and less complicated than other sites. ASP codlings provide safety and security since the code cannot be observed from the browser.
About the Author
The article is written by John Wircken. It is mainly based upon ASP Application Development
How can I tell who has access to a server via an Active Directory Domain?
I am trying to see which users have access to log into a server. When a user logs into the server, they authenticate against our Active Directory domain. How can I tell who else has access to log into the server and has full access? This server is not the domain controller.
All servers run Windows 2003.
There are different types of logins that can be done on Windows systems. You can login locally, via Terminal server, access the computer from the network, log on as a batch job, log on as a service, and some lesser seen and used ones. Depending on how they are logging on will depend on what will happen when they try.
Let's first start with a definition. Domain User=a normal user, not in the administrative group or any other server roles such as "Server Manager," "Power Users," etc.
Below are the default logon types for domain users
1) Cannot log on at the console (interactively)
2) Cannot log on via Terminal Services
3) Cannot act as part of the operating system
4) Cannot log on as a service
5) Cannot log on as a batch job
6) Can access the computer from the network
I suggest you set your Audit Policy Settings to the table defined in this document so that you are auditing your login successes and failures so that you know for 100% certain who is actually logging into your server.
HTH,
WG
