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The previous section described how you can use the Software Explorer tool in Windows Defender to identify programs that cause startup delays. Often, if a program or a driver causes startup delays, it can also cause shutdown delays. In this case, the issue might be listed in the Advanced Tools dialog box, and you can address it. Sometimes a program or driver can be out of date or incompatible with Windows Vista. Configuring Windows Update so that the computers for which you are responsible regularly access the Microsoft Update site reduces this problem but does not eliminate it. Possibly a user you support has an item of hardware for example, a digital camera that does not have a corresponding Windows Vista-compatible driver. If the user has administrator privileges, he or she might have installed an unsigned driver located on the Internet, and this could be causing problems. Microsoft Update cannot help in this situation, and you need to explain to the user that he or she cannot use the hardware with a Windows Vista computer. If a program for example, Windows Defender is performing a scan on a computer or if a disk is being defragmented, then the computer needs more time to shut down gracefully, without losing information, than would otherwise be the case. If a user has switched a computer off or pulled out the power cable rather than powering down in the correct fashion, the computer will take longer than normal to start up again. Both these situations are normal behavior, and there is nothing wrong with the computer.

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Sometimes a program or driver simply hangs or operates unacceptably slowly during startup, shutdown, or normal operation. Millions of things need to go right for software to run normally, and only one thing need go wrong for it to crash. However, if slow startup or shutdown is a recurring problem or if the computer hangs frequently, there is probably a reason. When a crash occurs, the user is given the option either to send an error report to Microsoft automatically or to be prompted to send such a report. Often, a solution to the problem is uploaded to the computer, and action can be taken. The Problem Reports And Solutions tool, available from System and Maintenance in Control Panel, displays problem solutions that are available and gives information on reported problems that do not have an immediately downloadable solution. Sometimes a solution is not available when the user reports a problem but becomes available later. The Problem Reports and Solutions tool stores a problem history and provides the option to check for new solutions. This facility retransmits the information in the Problem History store to Microsoft to discover any new solutions. The report is available only if the user clicks the option to check for solutions when a problem occurs or if the user changes the settings to have Windows Vista automatically check for solutions. You can also view the problem history by using this tool. Figure 11-6 displays a problem history report.

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Listing 6.2 covers the first part of our custom button, including the variable definitions. The first thing we see are script variables to use as the button background images. Because these are common to all instances of our Button class, we save a few bytes by loading them just once. Our Button class extends javafx.scene.CustomNode, which is the recognized way to create new scene graph nodes from scratch. Inside the class itself we find several external interface variables, used to configure its behavior:

Note For more information about the configuration of advanced IPSec configuration options, see Configure IPSec Networks in the ISA Server documentation. For more information about IPSec, see the IPSec Technical Reference, which is one of the technical reference documents located at http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/all/ techref/en-us/Default.asp

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When you configure a site-to-site VPN in ISA Server, a new network is established. This network is created for the remote site, but it is treated by ISA Server in the same way as any directly attached network is treated. This means that you can configure access rules to limit the flow of network traffic from the remote site to any other network.

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When a remote network is created, the VPN site-to-site connection is enabled. When this happens, ISA Server enables two system policy rules. One of the rules, named Allow VPN Site-To-Site Traffic To ISA Server, allows access from all external networks to the computer running ISA Server (Local Host network), using the VPN tunneling protocols. You can modify the networks from which the ISA Server computer accepts VPN client connections. When this is modified, the system policy rule is changed automatically to apply to the additional or changed networks.