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The Media Center Extender setup is covered in the text, rather than in the practice exercises at the end of the lesson because we think most readers are unlikely to have both the required version of Windows Vista and access to an Xbox 360!

Exchange Server 2003 also enables the option of using forms-based authentication when connecting to OWA. You cannot enable forms-based authentication on both the Exchange Server 2003 and ISA Server. On the other hand, Exchange 2000 Server and Exchange Server 5.5 do not support forms-based authentication, but you can configure formsbased authentication on ISA Server when publishing these Exchange Servers.

After you select the option to set up the Extender, you are presented with the Extender Setup page, shown in Figure 10-4. At this point, it is necessary to configure the extender itself. On the Xbox 360 this involves navigating in the console to the Media section and then using your controller to select the Media Center item. The Xbox 360 then provides information on how to complete the setup. A check is performed on the network and then an eight-digit setup key is displayed on the device that the Xbox 360 is connected to. You need to make a note of this number and then enter it on the Windows Vista computer in the Extender Setup page. If the Media Center Extender device was not automatically detected, it might be necessary to reconfigure Windows Firewall settings. You also need to determine whether or not you want to have the computer running Windows Media Center use Away Mode. Away Mode is a high availability power setting that allows the Media Center Extender to connect at any time, even when the computer appears shut down. The benefit of this mode is that it allows you to wake the computer whenever you want to use the Media Center Extender to view digital content. The drawback of this mode is its increased power consumption because a certain level of functionality is required to wake the computer when it is contacted over the network. The final configuration step determines whether it is possible to view the folders that contain your media.

You can also limit how long the credentials are stored if the user does not log off. The automatic time-out is valuable for keeping a user mailbox secure from unauthorized access. For example, if you do not use forms-based authentication, or use an alternate authentication method, the user credentials on the client computer will be valid as long as the Web browser session is open. This means that if the Web browser is not closed, another user could reconnect to the user s mailbox without being asked for authentication credentials. Although this time-out does not completely eliminate the risk of an unauthorized user accessing an account if an Outlook Web Access session is left running on a public computer, the time-out greatly reduces this risk. Another option that is enabled with forms-based authentication is the option to prevent users from opening or saving attachments. You can configure attachment blocking for public computers, private computers, or both. Blocking attachments, particularly on public computers, is recommended.

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If users are allowed to receive e-mail attachments, and a user opens an attachment on the client computer, the attachment is stored in the Temporary Internet Files on the client computer. This file is not removed when the attachment is closed or when the Web browser session is closed so another user can access the attachment. ISA Server and Exchange Server do not provide the means of stopping this, other than blocking all attachments. At a minimum, you should block all attachments on public machines.

Figure 10-4

When you configure OWA forms-based authentication, the user logon experience will change when they connect the OWA site, as shown in Figure 9-11. The logon page enabled by forms-based authentication allows the user to select the security option that best fits the client they are connecting from. The two options available are as follows: