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3. Click the New Contact Group button. Name the new contact group Beta_Team. 4. Click Add To Contact Group, and add the three contacts that you created in step 2. 5. In the Contact Name box, type sam_abolrous@tailspintoys.com, and then click Create For Group Only. Practice 2: Export Contacts as vCards In this practice, you will export contacts as vCards. It is not possible to export individual contacts, but if you want to share some, but not all, of your contacts with another person, using the vCard export format allows you to be selective. 1. Open Windows Contacts. 2. Click Export. 3. Click vCards, and then click Export. 4. Click Desktop, and then click Make New Folder. Name the folder vCard_Export. Press Enter, and then click OK. 5. Click OK to close the message box stating that the export succeeded. Click Close to close the Export Windows Contacts dialog box. 6. Open the vCard_Export folder on the desktop to verify that the contacts that you created in Practice 1 have been exported. Practice 3: Create and Publish a Calendar In this practice, you will create a new calendar, add some appointments, create a shared folder, and publish the calendar to the shared folder. To complete this practice, you need access to credentials that allow elevated privileges. 1. Click Start, click Computer, and then double-click the volume that Windows Vista is installed on.

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1. What features are available in ISA Server 2004 when installed on a machine with a single network adapter (Choose all that apply.) a. Proxy & Caching b. IP Packet Filtering c. Server Publishing d. RADIUS e. VPN Gateway services f. None of the above; two network adapters are always required for ISA Server 2004

For more information, search Windows Help and Support for Understanding Windows Defender real-time protection.

A is correct. All other configurations require two network adapters. Although deploying ISA Server with a single network interface is an option, remember that most of the security features included with ISA Server 2004 are not available in this configuration.

We need to add actual numbers for the start point of the puzzle; otherwise, the grid is just empty, and the puzzle wouldn t be very...well...puzzling. We need to lock these starting numbers, so the player can t accidentally change them. We need to notify the player when they ve solved the puzzle. It would also be nice to inform them how many empty grid cells, and how many clashes, they currently have.

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2. Your company has purchased ISA Server 2004 and has deployed it as an integrated firewall, proxy, and caching solution. You complete a default install of ISA Server 2004. What must you do next to block incoming connections from the Internet a. Configure the firewall rules b. Configure a VPN quarantine policy

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The online Microsoft SpyNet community helps you see how other people respond to software that has not yet been classified for risks. If you can determine whether other community members allow or block software, this can help you choose whether to allow it on your computer. If you participate in the community, your choices are in turn added to the community ratings to help other people choose what to do. Spyware is continually being developed, and SpyNet ratings help Microsoft determine which software to investigate. For example, if members of the community identify suspicious software that has not yet been classified, Microsoft will analyze the software, determine if it is spyware, and, if needed, update the Windows Defender definitions. Up-to-date definitions help Windows Defender detect the latest spyware threats and prevent spyware from infecting your computer. Even if software is not spyware, Windows Defender alerts you if it detects that software is operating in a way that might be malicious or unwanted. If you join SpyNet, Windows Defender automatically sends information to Microsoft about spyware, potentially unwanted software, and software that has not yet been analyzed for risks. The actions that are applied to the software are also reported to Microsoft. To join the Microsoft SpyNet community, you open Windows Defender from the Start, All Programs menu, click Tools, and then click Microsoft SpyNet. On the resulting window, shown in Figure 6-2, you can select your level of participation or decide that you do not want to participate. By default, you are registered with a basic membership. If you want to change this, select one of the other options and click Save. You need to supply administrator credentials or, if you are an administrator, click Continue in the User Access Control (UAC) dialog box.

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