tailieunhanh - MCSE ISA Server 2000- P14

MCSE ISA Server 2000- P14: 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. | Study Strategies There is no substitute for hands-on experience here. You must install at least two Enterprise ISA Servers in an array. Try different approaches by creating different types of Enterprise policies and assigning them one at a time to your array. For each Enterprise policy assignment develop policy elements and access policies and then test them. When things don t work as expected determine why and test your assumption to prove it works. 364 Part III CONFIGURING MANAGING AND TROUBLESHOOTING POLICIES AND RULES Introduction The Enterprise edition of ISA Server when integrated in an Active Directory domain affords new vistas of centralized control and management. You may be well versed in how to create and troubleshoot ISA Server Internet access and be tempted to quickly scan this information. Don t Some familiar tasks are restricted or can only take place at the Enterprise level. Many capabilities are dependent on the Enterprise policy applied to the array so learning the hows and wheres in one array might not transfer to another array you ll visit. Your time will be well spent here as you need to have a framework on which to hang your hands-on knowledge. Be sure to spend time implementing access policy in an array environment. Organizing your knowledge consists of Determining Where to Do It An Access Policy Functional Framework Determining Who Can Do It An Access Policy Permissions Framework Applying Access Policy An Access Policy Strategy for the Enterprise Troubleshooting Access Problems Determining Where to Do It An Access Policy Functional Framework The first indication that the rules for access policy creation have changed is the change to the ISA Server management console interface. Figure Enterprise Edition and Figure Standard edition illustrate that difference. The Enterprise edition makes available the creation of enterprise level Site and Content Rules Protocol Rules Some Policy Elements Chapter 12 ACCESS CONTROL IN THE ENTERPRISE .