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On the ISA Server computer at head office, create a remote-site network defining the IP addresses for the branch-office network. Configure the remote-site network to use L2TP/IPSec. Obtain and distribute certificates to both ISA Server computers to support computer authentication and encryption. Create a user account in your domain that will be used to authenticate the VPN gateway server from the remote site. Then create computer objects to represent the Exchange server and create a computer set to represent the file servers and domain controllers. Publish the Exchange server in the head office to allow Authenticated Users access to SMTP and IMAP4 (or POP3) to the Exchange computer object. Configure an access rule to allow LDAP and Kerberos traffic to the domain controllers from the remote site. Create another firewall-access rule to allow the Sales group access to the Network set for the file servers.

To further practice and reinforce the skills you learned in this chapter, you can perform the following tasks:

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lower layer shows the rim of the lamp This ability to design images in third-party appliand its dormant (off) graphic; the cations, bring them into our JavaFX programs, and upper layer, invisible by default, shows the active (on) graphic then reach inside and manipulate their constituent.

Review the chapter summary. Review the list of key terms introduced in this chapter. Complete the case scenarios. These scenarios set up real-world situations involving the topics of this chapter and ask you to create a solution. Complete the suggested practices. Take a practice test.

Monitor client computer connections Monitor ISA Server 2004 performance Monitor network performance Monitor network intrusion attempts Monitor connectivity to network and services Diagnose and resolve connectivity issues

Create and modify alert definitions Search and filter logs by using the Log Viewer Save log filters and session filters

Summary

Now that you have Microsoft Internet Security and Accelerator (ISA) Server 2004 up and running, and all the access rules and publishing rules are working, you may think that your work is done. Actually, that is not the case. ISA Server is now an important part of your network infrastructure. It may be the only route your users have to the Internet, or it may be the only way users on the Internet have to access resources on your internal network. Because of the role ISA Server has on your network, you must monitor it constantly to ensure that it is functioning as expected. ISA Server may also be a critical component of your network security. Because your ISA Server computer is accessible from the Internet, it will be the target of attacks, many trivial, some serious. This means that you must apply an additional layer of monitoring on the ISA Server computer.

The time has come to learn how JavaFX handles media, such as the video files we ll be playing in our application. Before we look at the JavaFX Script code itself, let s invest time in learning about the theory. We ll start with figure 6.10.

Features such as ReadyBoost can improve hardware performance. Future developments in solid state hard disk technology could eventually make such techniques unnecessary. Performance Information and Tools provide options that you can use to adjust computer performance. These include Manage Startup Programs, Adjust Visual Effects, and Adjust Indexing Options. The Windows Experience Index base score gives a measure of a computer s hardware performance and how well it can run specified programs. The Problem Reports and Solutions tool lets you control problem reporting and obtain solutions from Microsoft. Event Viewer, Reliability and Performance Monitor, Task Manager, and System Information provide powerful tools for diagnosing problems that affect system performance, reliability, and stability.

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Do you know what these key terms mean You can check your answers by looking up the terms in the glossary at the end of the book.

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ISA Server monitoring includes real-time monitoring and configuring alerts that provide immediate information of the current activity on the ISA Server computer. Moreover, you can configure connectivity monitoring by which the ISA Server computer monitors its connections to services on the internal network or on the Internet. Monitoring also includes configuring logging and reports that provide complete or summary information on the ISA Server activity. Lessons in this :

In the following case scenarios, you will apply what you have learned about maintaining and optimizing Windows Vista. You can find answers to these questions in the Answers section at the end of this book.