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Correct Answers: D A. Incorrect: An Enterprise Root CA is used within an Active Directory environment and is therefore not an appropriate place to obtain a certificate to communicate securely with users who are not affiliated with your organization. B. Incorrect: An Enterprise Subordinate CA is used within an Active Directory environment and is therefore not an appropriate place to obtain a certificate to communicate securely with users who are not affiliated with your organization. C. Incorrect: A Stand Alone Root CA managed by your organization is unlikely to issue certificates that will automatically be trusted by users who are not affiliated with your organization. D. Correct: A certificate signed by a commercial CA located on the Internet is the most likely to be automatically trusted by users who are not affiliated with your organization.

Figure 11.3 This is room 1 (room IDs start at 0), which the fragment of data file in listing 11.1 refers to. The player stands on cell (3,1), in front of him is the event cell (4,1), and beyond that the door link cell (5,1).

Orin Thomas In some cases, a failed upgrade is in the eye of the beholder. While writing this book, I purchased a Tablet PC so that I could test out some of the technologies I write about in 13, Configuring Mobile Devices. The Tablet PC came with a pre-installed copy of Windows XP Tablet PC. In Windows XP the tablet worked great. Flipping the screen around resulted in an automatic change from portrait to landscape mode, and the tablet was able to seamlessly connect to the local 802.11g wireless local area network (WLAN). When I upgraded to Windows Vista Ultimate, I learned that the software that told Windows to shift from portrait to landscape and allowed the WLAN to be started did not work with Vista. I could change the screen manually by going through the Control Panel, but I d have to wait until drivers were released before the WLAN was fixed. I can live with that because I am aware that a problem with being an early adopter of technology is that not everything will work from the beginning. However, if I had been upgrading the Tablet PC for someone else, say a company executive or someone from a sales department, that person would probably have considered the upgrade a failure. The success of an upgrade depends on whether a user is happy with the result. Someone who is used to Tablet PC functionality is not going to be too excited when told that it will not behave like a tablet until the vendor gets around to releasing some updated drivers at some undefined point in the future.

Correct Answers: C A. Incorrect: Although you will receive a 500 Internal Server Error page if the certificate has expired, the fact that the certificate being used was recently obtained suggests that it has not expired. Further, the error message accompanying the 500 Internal Server Error page will not include the message Principle Name Is Incorrect in the case of certificate expiration. B. Incorrect: Obtaining a new certificate that matches the name of the secure Web server would resolve this problem, but obtaining a new certificate that matches the name of the ISA Server 2004 computer would not. The problem is that the server name provided in the Web publishing rule does not match the name on the SSL certificate. C. Correct: The problem that you have encountered is that the Web publishing rule is configured with a name that does not match the name on the digital certificate. You know that the name of the certificate is secureweb.contoso.com. The easiest solution is to change the Web publishing rule, although it is also possible to request a new digital certificate using the alternative name listed on the To tab of the secure Web publishing rule. D. Incorrect: This would not resolve the problem because the ISA Server 2004 computer must be able to resolve secureweb.contoso.com to perform the bridging function. E. Incorrect: The question asks to resolve the issue when accessing using the server name secureweb.contoso.com rather than perimeterwww.contoso.com. You know from the question that the certificate matches secureweb.contoso.com,

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