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Cascade All Delete the parent entity and all of its child entities; equivalent to parental behavior. Remove Link Delete the link between the parent entity and the child entities, but do not delete the child entities; equivalent to referential behavior. Restrict Prevent the user from deleting an entity that possesses child entities; equivalent to referential, restrict delete behavior.

The following settings are available for Basic Authentication under the basicAuthentication section in applicationHost.config:

Client configuration is similar to the foregoing examples. The following configuration file demonstrates registering settings for a client-activated type:

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In this chapter, you saw how each of the servers can be installed separately and configured to work together. Now that you have the servers installed and configured, you can reference the last chapter for a complete description of installing Joomla on your server.

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