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Practice 2: Configuring Windows Update Settings In this practice, you configure Windows Update settings so that Windows Update informs you when important and recommended updates are available for download. You then decide whether to download and install them. The configuration does not take very long, but you might need to wait for some time, possibly a few days, before you see the notification displayed in the final figure in this procedure (Figure 12-15). If you want to reduce the time you need to wait, carry out the procedure on the second Monday in a month the day before Microsoft usually releases updates. To configure Windows Update settings, follow these steps: 1. If necessary, log on by using the Kim_Ackers account that you created when you installed Windows Vista. 2. On the All Programs menu, select Windows Update. 3. In the Windows Update dialog box, click Change Settings.

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Figure 7.2 Our project s simple feedback form, complete with text fields, radio buttons, and sliders. Oh, and a Next button in the corner!

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6. To resume session monitoring, click Resume Monitoring Sessions, which can be found in the Task pane or by right-clicking a session and clicking Resume Monitoring Sessions. 7. To stop session monitoring, click Stop Monitoring Sessions, which can be found in the Task pane or by right-clicking a session and clicking Stop Monitoring Sessions. 8. To start session monitoring again, click Start Monitoring Sessions, which can be found in the Task pane.

jump between a bar chart and a pie chart that summarize the data already collected. In version 1, however, the charts aren t available, so we ll just use the button to print the current data in the model object. Because the UI code is quite long, I ve broken it into four smaller listings (listings 7.2-7.5), each dealing with a different part of the interface. The first part, listing 7.2, begins with a long shopping list of classes (many for control and layout) that need to be imported.

Note When you pause session monitoring, the items displayed in the Sessions view are not removed. When you stop monitoring sessions, all sessions in the window are removed.

4. In the Change Settings dialog box, ensure that the Include Recommended Updates When Downloading, Installing, Or Notifying Me About Updates check box is selected. 5. Select Check For Updates But Let Me Choose Whether To Download And Install Them. The new settings in the Change Settings dialog box are shown in Figure 12-14.

If you have a large number of users in your organization, you can use a filter definition to determine the sessions to display in the Sessions view. You can create a filter based on a set of conditions to focus on specific issues. For example, if you want to view sessions only by a specific client, you can create a filter to view only sessions initiated by that specific client. Or if you want to view only sessions from the Internet, you can configure the filter to show only connections from the External network. To configure session filtering, complete the following procedure: 1. In ISA Server Management Console, click Monitoring. 2. Click the Sessions tab. 3. Click Edit Filter, which can be found in the Task pane or as a link under the Filter Definition heading. 4. In the Edit Filter dialog box, as shown in Figure 11-9, select the filter criteria.

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6. Click OK. As prompted, click Continue to close the UAC dialog box. 7. When the Microsoft Update site next publishes new updates, you (or any other user using the computer) will see the new update icon appear on the screen and will be informed that new updates are available, as shown in Figure 12-15.

Explanation Select a specific heading to filter, such as Session Type, Client IP, Client Username, or others. You can create a filter based on any of the columns in the Sessions view. Select a specific condition to apply to the filtered heading. Some examples of conditions include Equals, Contains, Not Contains, and Not Equal. The Value field provides a text box for you to enter a specific value to filter. For example, if you are filtering by session type, you can select the various session types available in ISA Server 2004. If you are filtering based on IP addresses, then you can type in the specific IP address.

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5. Click Add To List to add it to the filter list. 6. Continue to add additional filters as required. 7. After creating a filter definition, you can export the definition for future use. To export the filter definitions, in the Task pane, click Export Filter Definitions. When you want to use the same filter again, click Import Filter Definitions and select the appropriate exported .XML file.