This two-page article will help you explore the advanced features available on the Windows 2003 DHCP Server.

Learn how to setup your DHCP 2003 service to support Cisco IP Telephony, Dynamic DNS, Superscopes, Multicast Scopes, DHCP Database backup and restoration. We'll even show you some neat troubleshooting techniques to help you identify and trace common problems with your DHCP service.

This great article, combined with our Basic Windows 2003 DHCP Server Configuration article will provide more than enough information to help you successfully setup and operate a full functional Windows DHCP server in your network.

This topic was covered by Nuno Delgado (KiLLaBeE), a highly valued Firewall.cx community member.

To read our article, please follow the link below:
Configuring DHCP Server 2003 - Advanced Setup

This article describes step-by-step how to install and configure a Windows 2003 DNS server.

The article begins by setting up a cache-only DNS server and progress to creating a primary forward lookup zone, a reverse lookup zone, and finally some resource records.

To read our article, please visit the following URL:
Windows 2003 DNS Server Installation and Configuration

WEB SSL VPN is a term frequently used these days by many vendors such as Cisco, Microsoft, Checkpoint and more, but what exactly is it and how does it differ from the VPNs as we know?

The WEB SSL VPN article aims to introduce the concept of Web VPN and how it works. We analyse the concept, the advantages, why the market is moving to these solutions and how it can help any businessman or engineer get the most out of their network resources when connected remotely.

This very popular article was originally written by Chris Partsenidis, Founder & Senior Editor of Firewall.cx, for Techtarget's SearchEnterpriseWAN.com.

You can read the article by following this url:
WEB SSL VPN

The Reliable Static Routing Backup using the Object Tracking feature can ensure reliable backup in the case of several catastrophic events, such as Internet circuit failure or peer device failure.

This excellent article shows how to configure Static Route Tracking using IP SLA,  so your Cisco router automatically switches between different routes. With the use of IP SLA, the Cisco router can use ICMP echos (PING) to monitor the WAN link and automatically initiate a backup connection in the event of a link failure.

Our legendary step-by-step instructions will teach you how to successfully configure and troubleshoot IP SLA.

This article was written by Sujit Nair who works as a Support Engineer in the Routing Protocol section of Cisco Systems.

To read this article, please visit our Cisco Technical Knoweldgebase or visit the link below:

Configuring Cisco IP SLA

The Cisco Smart Care service is the most advanced support and warranty coverage services Cisco has offered until now.  The Cisco Smart Care service not only provides enhanced warranty coverage, but also includes a free 24/7 around the clock monitoring of your Cisco devices covered by the Smart Care contract.

Our six-page in-depth technical article will show you what the Cisco Smart Care service is all about, what's included in the service, how the Cisco Smart Care appliance is installed, configured and updated, plus the configuration of the service via the Cisco Smart Care portal.

This technical article is a world-first  with over 35 pictures and screenshots, as there is no other site providing this level of detail.

Following is a brief summary of the covered topics:

- Introduction to the Cisco Smart Care Service

- Cisco Smart Care Service

- The Cisco Smart Care Appliance

- Configuring the Appliance Network Settings

- Updating the Cisco Smart Care Appliance

- Assigning & Enabling the Cisco Smart Care Appliance

- Discovering Cisco Devices

- Inventorying The Discovered Cisco Devices

You can begin reading about the Cisco Smart Care Service by clicking here:

Introduction to the Smart Care Service