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Secure Sockets Layer is a standard technology for encrypting the data stream between a browser and a web server. SSL works by generating a key that lasts just for the current session and sharing that key with the browser; the browser and server then use keys to encrypt and decrypt data in a bidirectional manner throughout the length of the session. The good news is that SSL works at a lower level than the application, so no application changes are necessary; in fact, the web application will be unaware if SSL is being employed or not. Microsoft recommends that SSL be used for PerformancePoint Server work. In fact, PerformancePoint Server is set to require SSL by default during installation. This is a good best practice, but it requires the installation of an SSL certificate on the server, which may not be available in all cases.

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1. In the Citrix Management Console, click the Isolation Environments node. 2. In the right pane, right-click the isolation environment that you created and click Properties. 3. In the left pane, click Rules, and then click Add. 4. In the Action group box, click Isolate. Then, in the Object group box, click Named Objects. 5. Click Next, and then click Add. 6. In the Named field, type global\AS_ACCEPTANCE_SEMA, and then click OK. 7. Click Add and, in the Named field, type global\RAPIMgr8a0cc91f-759a-4b359906-d7e44ffc4d88. 8. Click OK, and then Next. 9. Click Per isolation environment, and then click Next. 10. Assign a name or accept the default name, and then click Finish.

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The ABYC calls for most conductors to be stranded and of size AWG 16 minimum. An exception is sheathed AWG 18 conductors that do not extend more than 30 inches beyond their sheath. Because copper wire becomes brittle with exing, solid wire (as used in house wiring) is not allowed at all. Type II stranding is the minimum allowed for general boat wiring, and Type III stranding should be used wherever vibration is expected, such as on an engine. Table 6.1 shows the minimum circular-mil areas (a circular mil is the area of a 0.001-inch-diameter circle) for both AWG and SAE (Society of Automotive EngiTable 6.1 Minimum Circular-Mil (CM) Areas and Stranding

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