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In the old days, when your network wasn t connected to the Internet, system administrators were the only people who installed software, and users had only a green screen terminal, deciding when to apply a patch was a fairly straightforward decision. If you were having a speci c problem and you wanted a bit of overtime on the weekend, you came in and applied a patch. If no one was complaining and you didn t want to work on the weekend, you threw the tape (patches always came on tapes in those days) in the drawer and waited until you had to come in on the weekend for some other maintenance, or users started complaining about a problem that seemed related. Or you simply never got around to it at all. Even in the more recent past it was possible to have a more considered and gradual approach to applying patches. When a vulnerability was identi ed, it often took months before there was any real risk to your network. Today that approach simply won t work, as Code Red, Nimda, Slammer, and others have all too clearly demonstrated. Within hours or (at most) days of the release of a critical security update, there will almost certainly be sample exploit code posted on the Internet, telling any-

Returns children of the current context node . This is the default axis; you can omit it . Direction is down . Retrieves all descendants of the context node . Direction is down . . // @ .. Retrieves the context node . Direction is here . Retrieves the context node and all its descendants . Direction is here and then down . Retrieves the specified attribute of the context node . Direction is right . Retrieves the parent of the context node . Direction is up .

Connect your VPN server on the Internet. Deploy your AAA infrastructure (including RADIUS servers). Modify your intranet infrastructure to accommodate routing and quarantine. Deploy your VPN clients.

If you want to allow null values for a member of a class, you can apply the IgnoreNulls attribute. Applying Self-Validation Some validation rules are too complex to apply using the validators provided with the Validation block or the .NET Data Annotation validation attributes. It may be that the values you need to perform validation come from different places, such as properties, fields, and internal variables, or involve complex calculations. In this case, you can define self-validation rules as methods within your class (the method names are irrelevant), as described earlier in this chapter in the section SelfValidation. We ve implemented a self-validation routine in the AttributedProduct class in the example application. The method simply checks that the combination of the values of the InStock, OnOrder, and DateDue properties meets predefined rules. You can examine the code within the AttributedProduct class to see the implementation.

Round Robin Example The Web server named server1.lucernepublishing.com has three network adapters and three distinct IP addresses. In the stored zone (either in a database file or in Active Directory), the three A resource records mapping the host name to each of its IP addresses appear in this fixed order:

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Remote access policies must be modified in two ways: 1. The existing remote access policies that are configured on the VPN server must be copied to the IAS server. 2. A new remote access policy is added for dial-up remote access clients on the IAS server.