A new customer called our company and asked me to have a look at their
server (isa 2004)  because it was constantly crashing without any reason or
error. After looking in the configuration of isa i see the following access
rule:

I have a ISA 2006 running on Windows 2003 setup as a 2-leg Network. It is
also configured as a VPN server. Although there does not
seem to be any drop in the link, the Event Logs keep showing errors ID 21265
and 14147.

Is it possible to limit the time that certain users/groups have internet
access?
I need to limit the time, for example 6 am to 8 pm, that certain
users/groups have internet access. At the same time other users/groups, like

As far as I know, ISA has never been hacked.  It has been DoSed, but not
hacked, if the admin has not, unwillingly, allowed so.
However, it is common in networks to see a hardware firewall sitting between
ISA and the internet.

Is it possible to publish a server through ISA 2004 with a routable IP
address, instead of domain name?
Thanks
Yba

I am setting up an ISA 2006 with 2 NICs (Backend Firewal) to deploy on a
network with an existing PIX firewall
My topology:
LAN

In my network, ISA is the only access to internet.
In some servers, I have to define the default gateway (DFG) so that
published services can work.  That same server could browse websites without
defining a proxy in its browser's configuration.

I want to know the common types of attacks that could happen against a VPN
port, if any.
Thanks
Yba

Hi,
I installed ISA2004 as default 3 years ago and upgraded to ISA2006.  Outside
IP from ISP, internal 10.1.x.x, 10.4.x.x (T1 remote site) and 10.5.x.x (Ti
remote site). I receive following message all the time.

I completed the setup and testing of ISA 2006 on a test environment although
I could not run tests for some systems that are deployed in our internal
production LAN. For this reason I would like to deploy ISA gradually, on an
on-off basis.

My set up is Win2k3 r2 sp2 all patches ISA 2006 SP1 standard as an edge
firewall.
I have my external internet router terminating on a switch, this router is
configured with 3 separate Networks a /31 network which has a single address

I just installed ISA 2006 in front of my SBS 2008 server. All seems to work
fine as far as email, internet and external access into my network. Problem
is now my OE cannot connect to msnews.microsoft.com anymore. Do I need to
create an Access Rule in ISA?

I have an ISA server publishing OWA from Exchange 2007.  I am having problems
with the connections that are routed to the DMZ.  When I connect to the
server on the DMZ NIC from the internet the connection is dropped.  When the
log is checked the result code says spoofing packet ...

I have ISA 2006 and Windows 2003 server with AD 2003.
I will add the ISA server as a member to the domain.
Here is what I want to do
Use ISA to break up my network in a a few segments.

I am running a website which people can connect to via http or https. Both
are needed. In my web server publishing rule i have enabled (tab bridging):
- redirect requests to http port: 80
- redirect requests to ssl port: 443