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privileges Secure Desktop User Account Control (UAC)

Table 7-8

Functions we pass into manip()

In the following case scenarios, you will apply what you have learned about configuring and troubleshooting UAC and running legacy applications. You can find answers to these questions in the Answers section at the end of this book.

Search In Request headers Request headers Request headers Request headers Response header Response header Request headers HTTP Header X-Kazaa-Network: User-Agent: User-Agent: User-Agent: Server: Server: User-Agent: User-Agent: Signature KaZaA Gnutella Gnucleus e2dk MSIE 6.0 Morpheus Bearshare BitTorrent SOAPAction

See Also For more information about configuring HTTP filtering in ISA Server 2004, see the HTTP Filtering in ISA Server 2004 article at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/ isa/2004/plan/httpfiltering.mspx. This article includes excellent information on best practices for configuring HTTP filtering and includes an XML file that can be imported into ISA Server to configure the HTTP filter based on the best practices.

You are an IT professional for a company that provides equipment for home and small business users. Your company s customer installations typically consist of between four and eight workstations configured as a workgroup. Your company has recently been supplying workstations that run Windows Vista, and you have been asked to give advice about UAC. Answer the following questions: 1. Don Hall, the Chief Executive of Margie s Travel, is not convinced about UAC. He wants to know why he, as an administrator, needs to click Continue every time he wants to perform an administrator-level task. What do you tell him 2. Don is unconvinced. As an administrator he wants to be able to perform all tasks without prompting. What setting can he change to accomplish this with the least impact on network security 3. Don does not want any users logged on with standard accounts to be able to change configurations that affect any other user. As an IT professional, part of whose job specification is to advise on security, what do you tell him If he insists on reconfiguring UAC, how best can he achieve his objectives with the least impact on network security 4. Don wants to make the minimum number of changes to UAC configuration while assuring that he, as an administrator, is not prompted to give permission while performing administrative tasks while standard users are prohibited from initiating such tasks. How can Don reconfigure UAC to meet this goal, and what warning would you give

In this practice, you will test the default HTTP filtering policy on the computer running ISA Server. Then you will modify the HTTP filter configuration in several ways and then test the results.

The first function in listing 3.14, manip(), accepts two parameters and returns Void. The first parameter is of type String, and the second is of type function(:String):String, which in plain English translates as a function that accepts a String and returns a String. Fortunately we happen to have two such functions, m1() and m2(), on hand. Both accept and return a String, with basic manipulation in between. We call manip() twice, passing in a String and one of our functions each time. The manip() function invokes the parameter function with the String and prints the result. A simple example, perhaps, yet one that adequately demonstrates the effect. Being able to reference functions like this is quite a powerful feature. Imagine a list class capable of being sorted or filtered by a plug-in-able function, for example. But this isn t the end of our discussion. In the next section we continue to look at functions, this time with a twist.

As an IT professional providing customer support, you need to advise customers about running legacy programs. Answer the following questions: 1. Kim Ackers wants to prohibit any legacy program that attempts to write to protected registry locations from running. What UAC setting should she configure

In this practice, you are working with the HTTP Web Filter for an outbound Internet access rule. You can apply the same HTTP policies to inbound Web access after you configure a Web publishing rule.

1. On CLIENT1, open Internet Explorer and, in the Address box, type http:// www.microsoft.com/abc and then press ENTER. The Microsoft Web server response indicates that there is no Microsoft.com Web page matching your