RE: ISA & time synchronization (external)

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I use a program called nettime.sourceforge.net and configured an packet filter 
for udp port 123 on my ISA servers, works a treat.
 
 

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From: Alfonso Lopez de Ayala [mailto:alopezdeayala@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 27 September 2002 16:32
Subject: ISA & time synchronization (external)



Anyone configured ISA to let SNTP traffic thru so the domain controller can 
synchronize its time with authoritative time servers outside?  I used a 
Protocol Rule that to allow "send receive" UDP port 27 to one of the US Navy 
Observatory time servers but it doesn't work.  I know that Q323621 says to 
configure packet filters for SNTP access, but I find those less safe than 
Protocol Rules.  Is there a way to bind the W32Time service so it only sends & 
receives packets on the internal NIC? Thx! A.-

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