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The manner in which a screen is laid out. Orientation can be portrait (taller than it is long) or landscape (longer than it is tall). A search engine, such as Ask Jeeves or AOL Search, that you can add to your search provider list and use to implement Internet searches. You can specify a default search provider.

Configuring Web Caching (4.0)

mentation of a computer networking protocol suite or group of interrelated protocols for example, Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

Forward caching is what most people think about when they consider Web caching. Forward caching occurs when Web content hosted on Internet servers is stored on the caching server after it was requested by hosts on the Internal network. Future requests for the same content by hosts on the Internal network will be served from the cache rather than being downloaded from the Internet again. Reverse caching occurs when the caching server works as an intermediary for hosts on the Internet requesting content from Web servers located on the Internal or perimeter network (also known as a demilitarized zone, or DMZ, or a screened subnet). When configuring caching on a computer running ISA Server 2004, the administrator must consider the size of the cache and the volume on which it is stored and what content to cache preemptively. If using an array of computers with ISA Server 2004, Enterprise Edition, you will need to consider the configuration of Cache Array Routing Protocol (CARP).

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Your Microsoft Windows Server 2003 computer has its operating system installed on a single 50-gigabyte (GB) small computer system interface (SCSI) disk drive. The operating system volume spans the entire disk. ISA Server 2004 is installed on the operating system volume. In addition to the operating system volume, there are three 80-GB SCSI disk drives installed on the computer. At present, no volumes have been created on these 80-GB disk drives and they are configured as dynamic disks. You wish to configure a cache on the ISA Server 2004 computer that totals 150 GB. What is the best way to do this on this particular hardware configuration (Choose the best answer.) A. Configure a redundant array of independent disks (RAID) 0 volume of 240 GB. Format this volume as FAT32. Configure a 150-GB cache on the new volume. B. Configure a RAID 0 volume of 240 GB. Format this volume as NTFS. Configure a 150-GB cache on the new volume. C. Configure a RAID 5 volume of 160 GB. Format this volume as FAT32. Configure a 150-GB cache on the new volume. D. Configure a RAID 5 volume of 160 GB. Format this volume as NTFS. Configure a 150-GB cache on the new volume. E. Create three separate 80-GB volumes, one to each SCSI disk. Format volumes as NTFS. Configure caching so that there are 50 GB allocated to each disk.

address that identifies a device on the Inter-

You are the security administrator for Contoso Ltd. You have installed ISA Server 2004 on a Windows Server 2003 computer, which has functioned well as a firewall. Now you want to have the ISA Server 2004 computer function in a caching role. Your computer is configured with four 20-GB SCSI disk drives. The first drive contains a single 20-GB NTFS volume and hosts the Windows Server 2003 and ISA Server 2004 installation. Other than being converted to dynamic disks, no configuration has been performed on the three remaining 20-GB SCSI disk drives. How should you configure the remaining three SCSI disk drives to maximize cache size and performance (Choose the best answer.) A. Configure a single 60-GB spanned volume. Format using NTFS. In the ISA Server 2004 Management Console, create a 60-GB cache on this new volume. B. Configure a single 60-GB RAID 0 volume. Format using NTFS. In the ISA Server 2004 Management Console, create a 60-GB cache on this new volume. C. Configure a single 40-GB RAID 5 volume. Format using NTFS. In the ISA Server 2004 Management Console, create a 40-GB cache on this new volume. D. Configure three single 20-GB volumes. Format each using NTFS. In the ISA Server 2004 Management Console, create a 20-GB cache file on each volume.