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Lesson 1: Caching Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-3 Lesson 2: Configuring Caching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-13 Lesson 3: Configuring Content Download Jobs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-31

The next two graphs display how much RAM is being used, both at the moment and for the past few minutes. The percentage of memory being used is listed at the bottom of the Task Manager window. If memory use appears to be consistently high or slows your computer s performance noticeably, try reducing the number of programs that are open at one time (or encourage users you support to close any applications they are not currently using). If the problem persists, you might need to install more RAM or implement ReadyBoost.

1. In the VPN To Coho Vineyard connection dialog box, type the following information:

There s undoubtedly a certain resistance to source code commenting among programmers. It was ever thus! Comments acquired a bad name during the 1970s and 1980s, when the prevailing mood was for vast quantities of documentation about every variable and parameter. Pure overkill. I d suggest the ideal use for comments is in explaining the reasoning behind an algorithm. Give reasons for your answer, as countless high school examination papers would demand. To the oft-heard complaint my code is self-documenting, I d counter, only to the compiler! Justifying your ideas in a line or two before each code paragraph is a useful discipline for double-checking your own thinking, with a bonus that it helps fellow coders spot when your code doesn t live up to the promise of your comments.

Task Manager is not the primary tool for benchmarking. The Performance Monitor tool in Reliability and Performance Monitor can capture and display historical data, but Task Manager can display information only over the last few minutes. Nevertheless, if you are testing the effect of reconfiguring a setting or upgrading hardware, it can be useful to look at resource usage in Task Manager before and after the change.

User Name: Manager1 Password: Manager1 s password Logon Domain: cohovineyard Save Password: Enable Connect Automatically: Disable (Accept Default)

Click Connect. 2. The quarantine script displays a message box to indicate that the security configuration of the client computer does not meet the security policy (the C:\Access.txt file does not exist). 3. Click OK to close the Remote Access Quarantine message box. 4. The connection stays in quarantine mode and is dropped after 60 seconds. Wait for the connection to be dropped. In the Reconnect dialog box, click No. 5. Open Windows Explorer and create a file named Access.txt on the C drive.

Three tables below the graphs list various details about memory and resource usage. In the Physical Memory (MB) table, Total is the amount of RAM installed on your computer, Cached refers to the amount of physical memory used recently for system resources, and Free is the amount of memory that is currently unused and available. In the Kernel Memory (MB) table, Total is the amount of memory being used by the core part of Windows, called the kernel; Paged refers to the amount of virtual memory the kernel is using; Nonpaged is the amount of RAM memory used by the kernel. The System table has five fields: Handles, Threads, Processes, Up Time, and Page File. A detailed description of these parameters is beyond the scope of this chapter, but if you want more information, search for See details about your computer s performance using Task Manager in Windows Help and Support. If you need more information about how memory and CPU resources are being used, click the Resource Monitor button. This displays the Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor Resource View that was described earlier in this lesson. You require elevated privileges to access Resource Monitor.

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