1. Passthrough for ISA Proxy - passthrough
I was wondering if there was a way so users do NOT get a logon/password when going through my ISA2k4. The server is acting as a proxy only. Here is the hard part. I need to log their username. I know that I can uncheck the "require all uses to authenticate" but will that still give me the user information that I need? If not then how do I tie in the AD so that I do not have the prompt? Now, This is NOT a firewall. I am using it as a proxy server and it is on the Domain with the users in question. This server has no outside interface, and will be kept inside my domain. I want to see who is going where from this one segment. I will set this up as an internal firewall once I get this part done so I can limit access to internal resources. If I am not making sence please let me know Any Ideas?
2. ISA with full passthrough for use with GFI WebMonitor
3. ISA Passthrough to Internal FTP Server
I am running and SBS 2003 server including ISA 2004. I want to set up another machine on the internal network that will host an FTP server (looking at Globalscape's SecureFTP Server but open to others). Basically we have clients that we want to provide unique accounts to where they can put and get files specific to their account and everyone internally has access to each account's folders (root level for the FTP Server). My SBS server is a dual-nic server (external WAN + internal LAN) so I am thinking I need to set up an access rule that will allow any FTP traffic (port 21) coming into to the server to be passed to this second machine running the FTP server. Am I on the right track? What is it/what are the steps I should follow to set this up? Since the other internal XP clients can see the internal FTP server without having to go through the SBS I am thinking I don't have to make any changes for them. Right? I'm also open to suggestions Thanks! -Richard K
4. ISA passthrough to computer (IP address) - ISA Configuration
5. VPN/IPSEC-Passthrough with ISA 2k problem
Hi All I am trying to set up the following vpn connection with IPSEC/NAT-T: Client (1) in Lan -> ISA2000 (2) -> Firewall/Netscreen (3) -> DSL-Router -> Internet -> Remote Zywall Firewall/Server (4) Just behind my firewall (3) I can establish a connection without any problem. Behind the ISA2000 (2) I am not able to connect. I followed the article of T. Shinder on www.isaserver.org "How to pass IPSec traffic through ISA Server" to open the ISA.I opened: Port 500 UDP (send/receive) Port 4500 UDP (send/receive) Question 1: How can I test, if these ports 500/4500 UDP are really open on ISA2000 and traffic is passing? (I tried the freeware-tool "Port QueryUI.exe" from Microsoft to verify that the ports on the ISA are really opened. But the result does not help a lot) Question 2: Is there a way to do "diagnostic" logging on ISA 2000 to see, if traffic is passing these ports? Question 3: Are there any other ports I do have to open for the Zyxel Remote Security Client (which is a SafeNet SoftRemoteLT Client)? I can't find any information on any other ports and Zyxel has not answered my demand yet. Any help would be very much appreciated. Best regards Simon
6. PPTP Passthrough from behind ISA 2004
7. PPTP Passthrough from behind ISA 2004 [RESOLVED]
"Jim in Arizona" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news:% XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > Anyone know how to allow my internal users to connect to a VPN server out > on the internet from behind the ISA 2004 box? I was able to fix it all of the sudden. I just created a new rule allowing outbound access for all the VPN protocols for all users. It's odd because the only other rule that was already there (besides the default deny all rule) was a rule to allow all traffic, all protocols for all users. I wouldn't think you'd have to create an additional rule specifiying the VPN protocols but I did and it then worked.