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Disable File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks and Client for Microsoft Networks. File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks allows the machine to share Server Message Block/Common Internet File System (SMB/CIFS) resources. The Client for Microsoft Networks allows the machine to access SMB/ CIFS resources. These options can enable NetBIOS and Direct Hosting ports, both of which are used for conventional file sharing and access on Microsoft networks. Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP. NetBIOS over TCP/IP is required if the computer needs to be configured as a Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) client, needs to send out NetBIOS broadcasts, needs to send out browser service announcements, or needs to access NetBIOS resources. The ISA Server computer should not send or receive any NetBIOS packets to the Internet. Disable the LMHOSTS Lookup option. The LMHOSTS file is used to enable NetBIOS name lookups. The ISA Server computer should not connect to any computers on the Internet using NetBIOS. If you disable LMHOSTS lookup, be aware that this option is disabled for all network interfaces on the ISA Server computer. Disable automatic Domain Name System (DNS) name registration. By default, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 computers attempt to register their IP addresses with a DNS server. The ISA Server computer should not register the IP address for its external interface with DNS servers on the Internet or with DNS servers inside the network.

It is possible to bind to a bound variable, as follows:

The Internet is a valuable resource for children, offering a wealth of information and experience. However, it can also expose vulnerable youngsters to information that might not be appropriate for them. The Parental Controls feature enables you to determine how children use a computer. You can use Parental Controls to set limits on the hours that children can access the computer, the types of games that they can play, the websites they can visit, and the programs they can run.

Securing the Internal Network Interface In addition to securing the external interface, you should secure the internal interface on the computer running ISA Server.

However, in many cases, you may require more functionality on the internal interface, so you must ensure that you disable only the components that are not required.

You can control when children can use a computer by specifying time limits that prevent them from logging on during specified hours. You can set different logon hours for every day of the week, and you can block all the rest. If a child is logged on when his or her allotted time ends,

Leave File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks enabled on the internal interface if you want internal network clients to access the Firewall Client software. If the client installation files are stored on another computer, you can disable File and Printer Sharing. Client for Microsoft Networks must also be enabled if you want to access resources on the internal network or authenticate to internal resources. Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP if you do not have any legacy client computers or NetBIOS-based applications on the network that need access to the ISA Server computer. Leave automatic DNS name resolution enabled on the internal network interface so that the ISA Server computer s IP address is registered in DNS. If you do not have automatic updates enabled on the DNS zone, disable this option and manually configure the host record in DNS.

var flagA = true; def flagB = bind not flagA; def flagC = bind not flagB; // Always opposite of flagA // Always opposite of flagB, same as flagA

Windows Vista automatically logs that child off. You can change the settings if a user needs more (or less) time. Activity reports show you how long each child spends logged on to the computer.

Note If you have additional interfaces on the computer running ISA Server, disable as many services as possible on these interfaces. If the network interface is connected to a perimeter network, configure it as you would the Internet interface.

A second step in securing the computer running ISA Server is to disable all services on the computer that are not required. Several core services are required for ISA Server to run properly, and additional services can be enabled depending on the functionality required. All other services should be disabled.

Activity reports enable you to view children s online activities. To activate activity reports, you open Parental Controls from the Control Panel and then click the account of the user for whom you want to turn on activity reporting. You activate Parental Controls (if necessary) and, under Activity Reporting, select On, Collect Information About Computer Usage. To view activity reports, you open Parental Controls, click the account for which you want to view activity reports, and then click View Activity Reports, as shown in Figure 4-1.