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Installed Windows Vista Ultimate on a personal computer, as described in 1, Installing Windows Vista Client, and 2, Windows Vista Upgrades and Migrations. Created an administrator account and standard accounts and enabled the Run command on the Start menu, as described in Practices 1, 2, and 3 of Lesson 1, Configuring and Troubleshooting Parental Controls and Content Advisor, in 4, Configuring and Troubleshooting Internet Access. Internet access is required for some of the practices. You need a USB 2.0 flash memory pen drive that supports ReadyBoost (almost all modern devices do) and a second flash drive that does not support ReadyBoost (less than 256 MB free) to carry out the practice session in Lesson 1.

Tip If you try to configure static IP addresses for VPN clients that are part of the Internal network, you will receive an error message indicating that the address ranges are overlapping. You can address this error by removing the required addresses from the Internal network, or by using a different address range. For example, if your Internal network includes all addresses 10.10.0.0 to 10.10.255.255, you can remove the IP addresses from 10.10.255.0 to 10.10.255.255 from the Internal network and then assign those to VPN clients. Or you can configure a static IP address range for VPN clients on the 10.11.0.0 network.

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Ian McLean The first computer with which I came in contact in 1958 (I was 11 years old) had one kilobit of core store memory. You could see the individual magnetized cores. I counted them one day and there were 1024 of them. Having learned about the binary numbering system only a week before, I was rather pleased with this number. The computer filled a room and had lots of flashing lights, whirring tape drives, chattering line printers, and noisy Hollerith card readers. It impressed senior managers and visiting dignitaries. The first computer of my own that I considered a professional machine had 32 MB of memory and a 250-MB hard disk. It was a Pentium 1 machine P90 to be precise. I upgraded to 64 MB of RAM and added a second 1-GB disk. Colleagues thought I was crazy (they still do). Who could possibly need a whole gigabyte of hard disk space

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This was not an inconsiderable machine. I used it at a high level to run advanced courses in a well-known computer-aided vector graphics drawing package for professionals who used this software every day. The computer ran Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Office 4.0 and did not break down once in 10 years. It was short on flashing lights, although the unbelievably fast 56 Kbps modem did make a most satisfactory noise when connecting to the Internet. I now carry four times the total amount of storage that was on that computer on a universal serial bus (USB) flash memory pen in my inside pocket. This device makes no sound and is distinctly under-provisioned when it comes to flashing lights. I hardly ever show it to visiting dignitaries. In this chapter, I m about to describe a laptop with 512 MB of RAM as a low-specification computer. The point is that no matter how wildly you try to overestimate future technology advances, you will probably underestimate. But you can t sit on your hands and refuse to update until the next new gizmo comes on the market. That way lies stagnation and commercial disaster. At the same time, I often wonder whether a modern PC, technically wonderful though it is, will ever be quite as useful as my old P90. And if I want to impress senior management, I m sure I can find a first generation computer with lots of flashing lights and whirring tape drives somewhere.

To configure ISA Server to assign IP addresses, complete the following procedure: 1. In the ISA Server Management Console, click Virtual Private Networking. 2. On the Tasks tab, click Define Address Assignment. 3. On the Address Assignment tab, as shown in Figure 10-5, select one of the following options: