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Besides showing how to use the repository for performing the delete operation, there are a couple of new items in Listing 9-12 that you ll need to know about: TempData and specifying a View TempData is a special object for holding data for a single display of a View So, when the View displays, it can read the current value of TempData, but that same value will not be available on the next View unless the Controller explicitly loads it again In all of the other calls to View, it was assumed that a View named after the Controller method would be returned, so it wasn t necessary to specify the name of the View However, we don t have a delete View, so we specify Index as the View explicitly To accommodate the delete operation, Listing 9-13 shows the modifications on the Indexaspx View for Customers (located under \Views\Customer)

common use for Event Viewer is to view application or system errors for troubleshooting (Figure 1831) One very cool feature of Event Viewer is that you can click the link to take you to the online Help and Support Center at Microsoftcom, and the software reports your error (Figure 1832), checks the online database, and comes back with a more or less useful explanation (Figure 1833)

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create, test, and maintain separate OS images with the new disk-imaging tool called ImageX that uses a new file-based format for imaging called Windows Imaging Format (WIM) This means that those deploying Vista now have a native and enhanced, and highly flexible, alternative to the familiar Norton Ghost Using ImageX, administrators can now create and deploy a single image to different types of workstations, with modules aligned with the different hardware, regions, and languages in a global enterprise In effect, an entire level of engineering is nearly removed from what is typically a complex phase of upgrading desktops ImageX and WIM should be of great benefit to all Vista administrators Finally, enhancements to self-help capabilities give Vista users the ability to diagnose and resolve their own support issues The list of new features includes Network Diagnostics; an improved Event Viewer; and automation for resolving hardware failures, networking problems, client performance issues, resource exhaustion, power transition issues, unbootable systems, and service crashes With improved management tools, security, and automation, Vista offers enterprises a powerful means by which to get the benefits of the advanced phases of the IOM As you climb toward the more dynamic phases of the IOM, you substantially reduce your TCO standing Now that we ve looked at a business case for Windows Vista, let s take a peek under the hood and examine what, specifically, this new OS will bring to your organization

The Security section of Event Viewer doesn t show you anything by default To unlock the full potential of Event Viewer, you need to set up auditing Auditing in the security sense means to tell Windows to create an entry in the Security Log when certain events happen, for example, a user logs on called event auditing or tries to access a certain file or folder called object access auditing Figure 1834 shows Event Viewer tracking logon and logoff events The CompTIA A+ certification exams don t test you on creating a brilliant auditing policy for your office that s what network administrators do You simply need to know what auditing does and how to turn it on or off so that you can provide support for the network administrators in the field To turn on auditing at a local level, go to Local Security Settings in Administrative Tools Select Local Policies and then click Audit Policies Double-click one of the policy options and select one or both of the

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