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Server systems can be broadly categorized as transaction servers and data servers Transaction-server systems, also called query-server systems, provide an interface to which clients can send requests to perform an action, in response to which they execute the action and send back results to the client Usually, client machines ship transactions to the server systems, where those transactions are executed, and results are shipped back to clients that are in charge of displaying the data Requests may be speci ed by using SQL, or through a specialized application program interface Data-server systems allow clients to interact with the servers by making requests to read or update data, in units such as les or pages For example, le servers provide a le-system interface where clients can create, update, read, and delete les Data servers for database systems offer much more functionality; they support units of data such as pages, tuples, or objects that are smaller than a le They provide indexing facilities for data, and provide transaction facilities so that the data are never left in an inconsistent state if a client machine or process fails Of these, the transaction-server architecture is by far the more widely used architecture We shall elaborate on the transaction-server and data-server architectures in Sections 1821 and 1822

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A typical transaction server system today consists of multiple processes accessing data in shared memory, as in Figure 184 The processes that form part of the database system include Server processes: These are processes that receive user queries (transactions), execute them, and send the results back The queries may be submitted to the server processes from a a user interface, or from a user process running embedded SQL, or via JDBC, ODBC, or similar protocols Some database systems use a separate process for each user session, and a few use a single database process for all user sessions, but with multiple threads so that multiple queries can execute concurrently (A thread is like a process, but multiple threads execute as part of the same process, and all threads within a process run in the same virtual memory space Multiple threads within a process can execute concurrently) Many database systems use a hybrid architecture, with multiple processes, each one running multiple threads Lock manager process: This process implements lock manager functionality, which includes lock grant, lock release, and deadlock detection Database writer process: There are one or more processes that output modi ed buffer blocks back to disk on a continuous basis

A service policy is basically the activation of your layer 3/4 policy maps The following sections will show you how to activate and verify the policies on your appliance

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You can activate a layer 3/4 policy map globally (all interfaces) or on a specific interface; however, you can only have one policy map applied per location In the case where there is a global policy and an interface policy, the interface policy overrides the global policy settings Here is the syntax to activate a layer 3/4 policy map:

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ciscoasa(config)# service-policy layer_3/4_policy_map_name {global | interface logical_if_name}

Log writer process: This process outputs log records from the log record buffer to stable storage Server processes simply add log records to the log record buffer in shared memory, and if a log force is required, they request the log writer process to output log records Checkpoint process: This process performs periodic checkpoints Process monitor process: This process monitors other processes, and if any of them fails, it takes recovery actions for the process, such as aborting any transaction being executed by the failed process, and then restarting the process The shared memory contains all shared data, such as: Buffer pool Lock table

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Below the menu items are the toolbar buttons or icons The toolbar buttons allow you to quickly perform a common function within ASDM Here is a description of the toolbar buttons: Home Displays the Home screen, which lets you view important information about your security appliance such as the status of your interfaces, the version of code you are running, licensing information, and performance information Configuration Displays the Configuration screen, which allows you to configure the features of the appliance