tailieunhanh - MCSE ISA Server 2000- P5

MCSE ISA Server 2000- P5: These books include a large amount and different kinds of information. The many different elements are designed to help you identify information by its purpose and importance to the exam and also to provide you with varied ways to learn the material. | Chapter 3 INSTALLING ISA SERVICE 93 The process is simple and is detailed in Step by Step . STEP BY STEP Installing Additional ISA Servers in the ISA Server Array 1. If the Windows 2000 Server is not joined in the domain then join it. 2. Start the ISA setup program. 3. Click Continue at the Welcome screen. 4. Enter the CD key and click OK. 5. Setup searches for installed components and then presents the EULA screen. Select I Agree. 6. Select Custom. 7. Verify that the options required have been selected or deselected for example you might not want the administration program to be applied to every installation in the array. 8. Select Continue. 9. The message box Do you want to install ISA Server as an array member appears. If you do not select Yes and the ISA server will be installed as a standalone server. Select Yes. 10. The installation program searches for arrays and displays the names of the arrays it finds. 11. Select the array to join and click OK see Figure . 12. Select the drive and size of the cache and click OK. 13. A progress window indicates that setup is registering COM objects and then starting the services. Files are copied and a final window indicating successful setup is presented. Click OK. I lu Don t Confuse It You should not attempt o to install more than one server in an array at a time that is complete the installation of a server in an array before starting the installation of another server into the same array. FIGURE Selecting the array. 94 Part I INSTALLATION AND UPGRADE REVIEW BREAK Two versions of ISA Server are available Standard standalone and Enterprise. Three modes of installation are available for either version Caching Firewall and Integrated. By default all clients are allowed access to all content on all sites at all times however there is no default protocol rule so no traffic can occur. Packet filtering is only available for Firewall or Integrated mode installation. Before the first Enterprise Edition ISA .