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You can install WSUS using either the Windows Internal Database or a dedicated database server. In a production environment, a dedicated database server is strongly recommended. To install WSUS, follow these steps: 1. Download WSUS 3.0 from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx FamilyID=e4a868d7-a820-46a0-b4db-ed6aa4a336d9&DisplayLang=en. 2. Start the installation by double-clicking WSUS3Setup.exe. 3. On the Welcome To The Windows Software Update Services 3.0 Setup Wizard page, click Next. 4. Select the Full Server Installation Including Administration Console option, and then click Next. 5. Select the I Accept The Terms Of The License Agreement option, and then click Next. 6. Choose the location where you want to WSUS to stores updates, and then click Next. 7. Select the Use An Existing Database Server On A Remote Computer option, specify the computer name of the database server, and then click Next. This step is shown in Figure 12-8.

The embedded Web server is a small executable; it can t replace all of the features of a full-blown Web server such as IIS, of course. It works only with individual pages and doesn t include any of the extra features of IIS such as the metabase or the ability to work as a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) mail server. As a result, an application that has to send e-mail messages should be tested under IIS because the local Web server can t handle e-mail messages. However, if you install the SMTP service, the embedded Web server can send emails, too. Another point to consider about the embedded Web server concerns the security context. When run under IIS 5.0, an ASP.NET application ends up being served by a worker process a separate Win32 executable whose name and features depend on the process model in use for ASP.NET applications on that server machine. No matter what the internal implementation, both aspnet_wp.exe (the worker process of the ASP.NET classic process model) and w3wp.exe (the worker process when the IIS 6.0 process model is used) run under a highly restricted account. In the former case, the account is ASPNET; in the latter case, the account is named NETWORK SERVICE.

Figure 8-6 Group Policy editor showing Force Audit Policy Subcategory Settings To Override Audit PolicyCategory Settings, also called SCENoConfigLegacyAuditPolicy.

mechanism that is not based on class inheritance. Finally, the binding between master and content pages is defined statically and cannot be changed or set programmatically. ASP.NET 2.0 comes with another mechanism that helps you build a certain type of page quickly and effectively reuse components Web parts. As you ll see in the next chapter, Web parts provide the infrastructure needed to create Web applications that are modular, content rich, and customizable.

Part I:

A.2.1

Most Web sites, and portals in particular, make a point of showing large amounts of content. This can be a feast for users, but in the long run it can also be a source of confusion. Recent studies on Web usability have concluded that personalization is a key factor in successful Web sites. Giving users the tools to build a personalized view of the content can mean the difference between an average and a superior Web site. You could say that cutting-edge Web sites are rich in content, have a consistent and modular design, and allow users to personalize the content. How do you build such a Web site Admittedly, rich content is not a programmatic issue, but being able to handle a wide range of content is a crucial design issue. As a page developer, you are responsible for building a modular site and making it personalizable. Web Parts and the Personalization API are the tools in Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 that make building modular and customizable Web sites easier, and even pleasant. In this chapter, we ll take a tour of the ASP.NET 2.0 Web Parts framework and build a small but highly personalizable Web site. We ll cover the Personalization API in 4.

The one other limitation to the audit policy user interface is a side effect of the relationship between categories and subcategories. When you use the UI to examine audit policy category settings, the UI will show that the category is enabled if all the subcategories of that category are enabled. Likewise the UI will show that the category is disabled if all the related subcategories are disabled. But the UI has to handle one other case the case where some of the subcategories are enabled and some are not. In this case the UI indicates that the category is disabled, but you can still see the correct effective audit policy settings by using the AuditPol.exe utility, as shown in Figure 8-7.

Figure 8-7