Creating A User Account And Network Share In Windows Xp - McAfee SG310 Administration Manual

Network Setup menu options
Web cache
Figure 138 Web Cache — Main tab
From the Network Setup menu, click Web Cache. The Main tab displays the Web Cache page
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(Figure 138).
Select the Enable checkbox.
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From the Cache Size list, select a cache size for memory (RAM) to reserve on the UTM Firewall appliance.
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Available options are: 1, 2, 4, 8,12,16, 20, 24, or 32 Megabytes.
Click Submit. Follow the instructions on the Web Cache page for configuring Web browsers. For details,
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see Configuring browsers to use the Web
Disabling the Web Cache
From the Network Setup menu, click Web Cache. The Main tab displays the Web Cache page.
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Clear the Enable checkbox.
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Click Submit.
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Creating a user account and network share in Windows XP

A network share is a shared folder or drive on a local Windows PC, or a PC running another operating
system capable of SMB sharing. Refer to the documentation of your particular operating system for details
on creating a network share. This section includes basic procedures for creating a user account and network
share under Windows XP. Refer to the Microsoft site for more detailed information.
Create a user account in Windows
Use this procedure to create a user account in Windows XP for the Web cache. It is recommended a special
user account is created for use by the UTM Firewall appliance for reading and writing to the network share.
If you have an existing account or want to grant read and write access to everyone to the network share,
skip this procedure.
Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Local Users and
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Groups > Users and select Action > New User.
Type a name for the new account, such as
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click Next.
Select the Standard user radio button, and click Finish.
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Create a network share
Use this procedure to create a Network share in Windows XP for the Web cache.
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sguser in the User name field, fill out the other fields, and