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If you intend to change the server s drive letters to enable users to retain their original drive letters on client devices, do so before installing Presentation Server or prior to upgrading to Presentation Server. If you change server drive letters after installing or upgrading, you must do so before you install any applications. To change the server s drive letters, you can use the Presentation Server CD s Autorun feature, selecting the Remap Drives option from the Product Installations Screen. IMPORTANT If you are upgrading from an earlier release, the Remap Drives option is not available from Autorun. Your existing drive mapping is preserved for the upgrade. To modify the existing drive mapping, run the DriveRemap utility (DriveRemap.exe) located in the root folder of the Presentation Server CD. Typically, you should never remap the drives as part of an upgrade. When running driveremap.exe with no parameters, the drive letter choices in the pull-down list may be grayed out. This happens because some aspect of being able to remap the existing drive letters cannot be done. Some reasons for this are Noncontiguous drive letters, for example, C, D, X. The mapped drive letters are spread over the interval [a z] and no reasonable interval shifting can be performed. Shifting C to M is a shift of ten. Drive letter X would not be able to shift ten letters and wrap around the alphabet. Even Network Drives are taken into account. To work around this, change the drive letters to C:, D:, E:, and then rerun the utility. At the command prompt, if you silently remap to a letter that is in use, such as a mapped network drive, nothing will happen. The process just returns to the prompt. To see if mappings take place, launch Windows Explorer. Presentation Server drive remapping is not supported on Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 Dynamic Disks.

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It is worth noting that the contents of the MIBs are defined by using ANS.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation 1). This is a language that allows a succinct definition of the content in terms of numeric or alpha characters. It takes a little practice to be able to read the descriptions because ANS.1 is very much like a programming language. If it becomes necessary to delve into the contents of the MIBs, we recommend one of the books in the bibliography. The content is organized according to a logical structure, called a Structure of Management Information, or SMI. The actual SMI structure is defined internationally by the RFC as a tree, using branches of the tree for various organizations. Figure 32-4 is a partially filled-in example of this tree. Each data element is unique because its path from the root through the various branches and twigs to the leaf is unique. Vendors may choose to customize the content of their MIBs under their internationally assigned vendor number. Those people who are familiar with computer file system structures will recognize this tree. Whether you call the nodes or levels folders or directories, one contained within another allows different leaf notes to have the same name, yet be unique because the path to that data is different. E-mail presents a simple example of this. JohnSmith@BigCompany.com and JohnSmith@BigUniversity.edu are different people with a common name. They are distinguished globally because the path to each is different. (First, you must go to the .edu as opposed to the .com domain and then you go to the BigCompany or the BigUniversity). Figure 32-4 shows the internationally agreed to structure and the numbers to each level. Like a file system, this sequence is read from the highest level (tree root) to the lowest level leaf, where the actual data element resides. For example, you can find out what kind of a system you are managing by going to 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1. This is the path: iso.identifiedorganization.dod.internet.management.mib-2.system.SysDescription.

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implement a layer 7 policy for DNS inspection. However, if you need to implement a layer 7 DNS policy, you must have a corresponding layer 3/4 policy map that references it: