Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004 SDK |
The Save method recursively writes all of the properties of the object and its subobjects to persistent storage. For a collection, the method also writes all of its elements and their properties to persistent storage. It is important to remember that any changes made by scripts and programs are not saved until after the Save method is called.
HRESULT Save( VARIANT_BOOL fResetRequiredServices, VARIANT_BOOL fReloadConfiguration );
This method returns S_OK if the call is successful; otherwise, it returns an error code.
Configuration changes are applied only when the new values are reloaded to the services that use them. Most changes can be applied dynamically without restarting any services. However, changes to the properties in the following table and configuration changes caused by calls to the methods in this table can take effect only after the Microsoft Firewall service is restarted:
Object | Property or method |
---|---|
FPCApplicationFilter | Enabled |
FPCAttackDetection | IpRoutingEnabled |
FPCCacheConfiguration | MemoryUsagePercentage |
FPCCacheDrive | CacheLimitInMegs |
FPCLowLevelSettings | All properties |
FPCTunnelPortRange | TunnelLowPort TunnelHighPort |
FPCTunnelPortRanges | AddRange Remove |
FPCWebProxy | All properties |
ISA Server maintains a bitmask that specifies which services need to be started for any of the currently unsaved changes to take effect. The bitmask for the current object and its subobject can be retrieved by calling the GetServiceRestartMask method. Calling the Save method clears all of the bits in this bitmask even if the fResetRequiredServices parameter is set to VARIANT_FALSE.
If the fReloadConfiguration parameter is set to VARIANT_FALSE the current values of the object's properties will be written to persistent storage without updating the configuration being used by the ISA Server services. The configuration used by each service will not be updated until the service is restartedor the new settings are reloaded by another call to Save.
The Save method recursively writes all of the properties of the object and its subobjects to persistent storage. For a collection, the method also writes all of its elements and their properties to persistent storage. It is important to remember that any changes made by scripts and programs are not saved until after the Save method is called.
Sub Save( _ [ ByVal fResetRequiredServices As Boolean ], _ [ ByVal fReloadConfiguration As Boolean ] _ )
This method has no return values. If the call is unsuccessful, an error is raised that can be intercepted by using an error handler.
Configuration changes are applied only when the new values are reloaded to the services that use them. Most changes can be applied dynamically without restarting any services. However, changes to the properties in the following table and configuration changes caused by calls to the methods in this table can take effect only after the Microsoft Firewall service is restarted:
Object | Property or method |
---|---|
FPCApplicationFilter | Enabled |
FPCAttackDetection | IpRoutingEnabled |
FPCCacheConfiguration | MemoryUsagePercentage |
FPCCacheDrive | CacheLimitInMegs |
FPCLowLevelSettings | All properties |
FPCTunnelPortRange | TunnelLowPort TunnelHighPort |
FPCTunnelPortRanges | AddRange Remove |
FPCWebProxy | All properties |
ISA Server maintains a bitmask that specifies which services need to be started for any of the currently unsaved changes to take effect. The bitmask for the current object and its subobject can be retrieved by calling the GetServiceRestartMask method. Calling the Save method clears all of the bits in this bitmask even if the fResetRequiredServices parameter is set to False.
If the fReloadConfiguration parameter is set to False the current values of the object's properties will be written to persistent storage without updating the configuration being used by the ISA Server services. The configuration used by each service will not be updated until the service is restarted or the new settings are reloaded by another call to Save.
Server: Requires Windows Server 2003 or
Windows 2000.
Version: Requires Internet Security and Acceleration
Server 2004.
Header: Declared in Msfpccom.idl.
Library: Use Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration
Server 2004 Administration Library.