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The scalability evaluation of the physical design is much like the evaluation of the logical design; you need to determine if the system can handle adapting to larger loads. You do this by reviewing the physical design to make sure that all components (custom components written for the project, as well as first-party and third-party components used in the project) are compatible with moving from an in-process usage to a middle-tier scenario. This usually entails ensuring that all components can handle being efficiently moved across process boundaries.

Performing RSoP analysis by using Group Policy Results Wizard is just one example of remote administration. Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2008 include a firewall that prevents unsolicited inbound connections even from members of the Administrators group. Group Policy provides a simple way to enable remote administration. In the Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Network\Network Connections\Windows Firewall\Domain Profile folder, you will find a policy setting named Windows Firewall: Allow Inbound Remote Administration Exception. When you enable this policy setting, you can specify the IP addresses or subnets from which inbound remote administration packets will be accepted. As with all policy settings, review the explanatory text on the Explain tab and test the effect of the policy in a lab environment before deploying it in production.

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AD DS, as described earlier, is designed to provide a central repository for identity management within an organization. AD DS provides authentication and authorization services in a network and supports object management through Group Policy. AD DS also provides information management and sharing services, enabling users to find any component file servers, printers, groups, and other users by searching the directory. Because of this, AD DS is often referred to as a network operating system directory service. AD DS is the primary Active Directory technology and should be deployed in every network that runs Windows Server 2008 operating systems. AD DS is covered in chapters 1 through 13.

Configure Routing And Remote Access policies to permit or deny access Manage Routing And Remote Access clients Diagnose and resolve issues related to establishing a remote access connection Diagnose and resolve client access to resources beyond the remote access server

It is certainly possible for many different exceptions to arise as a result of using WCF. However, in the vast majority of cases, there really are only two exceptions that most clients will deal with explicitly. The TimeoutException is raised when one of the timeout periods associated with a request or a service is exceeded. The other type of common exception is the CommunicationException. This exception is thrown when a recoverable communication error is detected on either the service or the client. Within the CommunicationException, two exceptions are of special note. There is both a generic and a nongeneric FaultException. The difference between these two has to do with the client s expectation. The nongeneric version appears when the client has no expectation regarding the exception. The generic version is used when the client has been given advance notice (through the Service contract). This is basically the difference between declared and nondeclared SOAP faults.

The Default Domain Policy drives account policies including the password and lockout policies. The Default Domain Controllers Policy specifies key auditing policies for domain controllers. Auditing for authentication generates events in each domain controller s secu rity logs.

Public folders can be assigned two types of permissions: administrator permissions and client permissions. The easiest way to differentiate these two types in your mind is to think of administrator permissions applying to the public folder itself and client permissions applying to the content. Public folder administrator permissions are assigned to Active Directory Users and Groups using the Add-PublicFolderAdministrativePermission cmdlet. Permissions are assigned using roles. The roles that can be assigned and what a user assigned a role can accomplish are as follows: