RE: Internal and External Interface

There are many articles for you to read on isaserver.org.  Check out
many of the first articles for a good explanation of ISA's network
interface configuration.

The external adapter refers to the NIC connected to the Internet (i.e.
DSL router, modem, etc.)

The internal adapter refers to the NIC which connects to the local
network.

Hope this helps some,

Jason

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Hi all
I want to know that what is the Internal and External Interface of ISA?
because I don't know much about the ISA server and hope that there is
lots of Techies out there in this list who can answer this..
recommend me any article on it aur anything Documentation  If there is
one on isaserver.org.
Thanks in advance

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