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DHCP is not required to support an ISA Server infrastructure, but it is highly recommended to simplify network management. Even on relatively small networks of 250 or fewer computers, you will benefit from reduced administrative effort by configuring a DHCP server on your network. The advantage of using DHCP is that it can provide the IP configuration for all the client computers on your network automatically. This can make your ISA Server deployment much more efficient. For example, if you need to reconfigure the default gateway for all your client computers to point to the new ISA Server computer or to a new DNS server for Internet name resolution, you can just change the scope setting on the DHCP server and all the clients will be reconfigured automatically.

Figure 12-16

Tip The IP address configuration for all network hosts can be assigned using DHCP How. ever, most organizations do not configure servers as DHCP clients. In particular, domain controllers, DNS servers, and ISA Server computers must not be DHCP clients.

When you close the UAC dialog box by clicking Continue or by supplying administrator credentials as prompted, the Back Up Files wizard starts. You specify where you want to store the backup, what you want to back up, and when you want backup to occur. As shown in Figure 12-17, the first thing you need to specify is the location of the backup files.

DHCP is also used to support VPN remote access connections to ISA Server. By default, ISA Server will use DHCP to assign IP addresses to all VPN clients. When you enable remote VPN client access on ISA Server, it will obtain a set of IP addresses from the DHCP server and assign the IP address to the VPN clients. By default, ISA Server 2004 will also assign DNS or WINS server addresses based on the DHCP scope information.

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To install ISA Server 2004, you must ensure that you have the correct operating system and hardware configurations.

The mainPan variable is a reference to the Panel object itself, so mainPan.resizeContent() will resize the Panel s own children to their preferred dimensions. The code then loops over each node requiring layout, centering it within the Scene (or rather, the constants used to size our Scene). Note, however, that we do not center any node of type Button this is why the Next button ends up in corner of the window. At the end of listing 7.3 you ll notice that, aside from the nextButton, the contents of the panel are populated by a function called createFeedbackUI(). Listing 7.4 shows us its detail.

ISA Server 2004, Standard Edition, can be installed only on computers running Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003. You can install ISA Server on the Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, or Datacenter Edition of either Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4. When installing ISA Server 2004 on a server running Windows 2000 Server, note the following additional requirements:

You can back up files onto the following:

You must install Windows 2000 Service Pack 4. You must install Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. If you installed Windows 2000 from media that included the Service Pack (SP4) files, install the hotfix specified in article KB821887, Events for Authorization Roles Are Not Logged in the Security Log When You Configure Auditing for Windows 2000 Authorization Manager Runtime, in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx scid=kb;en us;821887.

If you are installing ISA Server on a server running Windows 2000, the following options are not supported:

Another fixed hard disk on the computer Removable media such as a USB or FireWire hard disk CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD rewritable disks (previous OSs did not allow backup to optical media) Another computer on the network A stand-alone network drive

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The minimum hardware requirements for installing ISA Server 2004 are as follows:

Arguably, for SOHO networks the best choice might be a USB or FireWire hard disk. If a user s computer fails, you can easily unplug the removable hard disk and plug it into another computer to allow the user to continue working. This is not so easy if you use a second internal hard disk. You need to be reasonably sure that a backup device will be there when the backup is scheduled. A USB or FireWire hard disk is typically left plugged in to a computer. There might not be a suitable disk in a CD-RW or DVD-RW drive. Exam Tip