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To determine which HAL to install, Windows XP Professional performs the following process during setup: 1. Windows XP Professional checks the ACPI BIOS tables during startup. These tables list the devices that are installed on the computer and their power management capabilities. If this information is missing or if the information is in the wrong form, a non-ACPI HAL is installed. 2. If the tables are correct, Setup determines whether the computer s BIOS is known to be incompatible with the ACPI standard. If the BIOS is on the incompatible list, a non-ACPI HAL is installed. 3. If the BIOS is not on the incompatible BIOS list, Setup checks the BIOS date. If the BIOS is not on the incompatible BIOS list and the BIOS date is later than 1/1/99, an ACPI HAL is installed. 4. If the BIOS is not on the incompatible BIOS list and the BIOS date is earlier than 1/1/99, Setup determines whether the BIOS is known to be compatible with Windows XP Professional. If the BIOS is compatible, an ACPI HAL is installed. If the BIOS is not compatible, an earlier HAL is installed.

3. In the answer file, edit the [Unattended] key for Plug and Play and add the path to the list of Plug and Play search drives, as shown in the following example:

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5. Visual Studio shifts you to the code editor, where you can provide an implementation for Message1. Type this into the Message1 event handler and then return to the visual workflow designer:

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dramatic step forward. Previously, information security products and staffs were treated as a cost center or as an insurance policy. In the wireless world, security products became an essential requirement. Those companies that took security seriously were more likely to experience stronger customer retention and incremental revenues than those who did not. The premium placed on security in wireless environments created a self-perpetuating product cycle, as shown in Figure 10-1. Customers evaluating wireless services increasingly demanded strong security functionality. The companies servicing those end users discovered that without sufficient security capabilities, end users would migrate to a competitor, leading the companies to demand greater security features in the suppliers products. This cycle will only assist in the continued evolution of the wireless security industry. Users will get increasingly savvy and aware of security issues and demand additional functionality into the future, ultimately leading to better products. One final note about the awareness of wireless security issues. In the wired world, security exploits have tended to be targeted at specific vendors or products. Microsoft has often been a frequent target of criticism about insecure products and architectures. The large installed base of Windows-based PCs and applications has made them a tempting target for hackers. Plus, the large installed base has also helped accelerate the diffusion of security weaknesses across networks. The ILOVEYOU virus of 2000 demonstrated how quickly viruses could spread within PCs running Microsoft programs.

IP over ATM is a group of components that do not necessarily reside in one place, providing services not usually available on an ATM switch. (For the purposes of this discussion, it is assumed the IP over ATM server services reside on a Windows 2000 based server.) IP over ATM provides several advantages over LANE. For example, it can support Quality of Service (QoS) connections, which are required by multimedia and other time-sensitive network applications. IP over ATM also provides lower overhead (because it requires no media access control [MAC] header) and a large IP packet size (9180 bytes). The core components required for IP over ATM are roughly the same as those required for LANE, as both approaches require the mapping of a connectionless medium to a connectionoriented medium, and vice versa. In IP over ATM, an IP ATMARP (ATM Address Resolution Protocol) server on each IP subnet maintains a database of IP and ATM addresses and provides configuration and broadcast emulation services. Although Windows XP Professional supports both LANE and IP over ATM, it is unlikely that a small branch office or home office LAN would employ either technology.

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