Windows NT Internet Authentication Service snap-in 4.0

The Windows NT Internet Authentication Service snap-in is a tool that allows Windows NT-based network administrators to manage and configure their Internet Authentication Service (IAS). This snap-in is an integral part of the IAS, which enables organizations to provide secure remote access to their network resources, such as virtual private networks (VPNs) and wireless networks.

With the Windows NT Internet Authentication Service snap-in, administrators can view and configure various aspects of their IAS, including authentication methods, accounting policies, remote access policies, and RADIUS clients. The snap-in also provides real-time monitoring of IAS activity, allowing administrators to track the usage of their network resources in real-time.

The snap-in features a user-friendly interface that simplifies the configuration and management of IAS, even for administrators who have little experience with network security. With its built-in help feature and intuitive navigation, the Windows NT Internet Authentication Service snap-in is a valuable tool for any Windows NT-based network administrator looking to secure their network using IAS.