RE: Barracuda 200 & ISA Server
- From: "Esmaeil Bachari" <Bachari@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2004 07:46:23 +0330
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From: "Amy Babinchak" <amy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [isalist] RE: Barracuda 200 & ISA Server
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What does the ISA log have to say?
I recently had an application that claimed to require only 2170 and 2171 TCP
in. But it still didn't work. When I checked the logs to see what was going
on, I found that the app was using a whole bunch of ports in the 3400 range
to get out on, not the standard 80 or 8080. When I called tech support he
said it was news to him. You may find that there are additional ports that
this thing is trying to use.
Amy
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From: Dan Nursall [mailto:nursallz@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Wed 1/7/2004 1:58 PM
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Subject: [isalist] Barracuda 200 & ISA Server
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I installed a Barracuda 200 spam firewall, works great but I can't get it
to update the firmware or virus defintions. A tech at Barracuda said
they've had trouble with ISA and I was wondering if anyone else had
succeded in setting this up correctly. We published our email server
through ISA and then put the spam appliance in place changing the internal
IP address from the mail server to the spam filter. That's all there was
to it, but the appliance can't talk to the outside world. The ports they
want opened that relate to updates are 53 in/out and 80 out. We allow
everything out 80 and I checked DNS and it looks good too. I've tried
custom protocal definitons & protocol rules in every imagineable
configuration but to no avail. I hope I'm missing something somewhere
because I like the appliance and don't want to replace it or buy a PIX at
this point. Help!
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