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SideShow devices are not confined to mobile PCs, although the technology plays an important role in mobility. SideShow devices could, for example, enable a system administrator to check the status of a server, or a set of rack-mounted servers, without ever having to connect a monitor and a keyboard. The SideShow device could (if so designed) enable the administrator to perform simple tasks, such as resetting a service or rebooting a computer.

Perimeter Network Interfaces Use the following guidelines to configure the external interface of the ISA Server computer:

The method and location variables tell HttpRequest how and where to direct the HTTP call To form the web address we use the script function createArgList(), turning the args.

If you are using NAT between the Internet and the perimeter network, you can use private IP addresses for the perimeter network. In this case, assign one of the private IP addresses to the ISA Server interface on that network. If you are using a route relationship between the Internet and perimeter network, then you must use an address that is routable on the Internet (that is, you cannot use an address from the private IP address range).

A SideShow gadget is an add-in program that runs on a SideShow-compatible device and updates the device with information from the computer. SideShow gadgets can include familiar programs such as Windows Mail, Windows Media Player, and Windows Picture viewer, or third-party packages such as mapping gadgets that let you obtain travel directions without booting up your PC. You can view SideShow gadgets that are installed on your device or download additional SideShow gadgets for your device in SideShow by clicking Hardware And Sound in Control Panel and selecting Windows SideShow. The Windows SideShow dialog box is shown in Figure 13-26. As yet, no devices are added to SideShow.

The differences between a NAT and a route network relationship, and recommendations for using each option, will be discussed in 7, Configuring ISA Server as a Firewall.

Figure 13-26

When you install ISA Server 2004, you must choose the type of installation to perform and determine the components to install. When you start the ISA Server installation, you have a choice of three installation types:

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You can view SideShow gadgets that are available for download and installation by clicking Get More Gadgets Online. This accesses the website shown in Figure 13-27.

Full Installation This type installs all four ISA Server components: Firewall services, ISA Server Management, Firewall Client Installation Share, and the SMTP Message Screener. Custom Installation installed. This type enables you to select which components will be

Figure 13-27

If you choose to perform a custom installation, you can select which ISA Server components are installed during the installation. Figure 2-3 shows the interface where you can choose the components. The following components are available:

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Firewall Services These services control access and traffic between networks. Services must be installed on the ISA Server computer. ISA Server Management ISA Server Management is the management console used to manage the ISA Server configuration. Firewall Client Installation Share This option installs a shared folder named \\ServerName\mspclnt, from which client computers can install the Firewall Client software. The client installation files are typically installed on a computer other than the ISA Server computer, so it is not part of the Typical Installation option. You can install the Firewall Client share on computers running Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Server, or Microsoft Windows XP. Message Screener This feature performs content filtering on Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) traffic arriving on an ISA Server computer. Configure this component to screen e-mail messages for keywords and attachments. You can install this feature on the computer running ISA Server only if the IIS SMTP service is installed on the computer.

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6. On the Array Policy Rule Types page, as shown in Figure 12-13, select the types of rules that can be configured for the array. You can choose to enable or disable allow access rules, deny access rules, and publishing rules. Click Next.

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