RE: REPOST: still trying to get FTP server working behind ISA
- From: "Pat Dalberg" <pdalberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2001 15:58:16 -0500
Hello Peter,
thank you for your reply!
The NIC on the FTP server does have the correct IP address and default
gateway (192.168.our.office and 192.168.our.office, respectively)
The FTP server has a static IP address.
Regards,
Pat
-----Original Message-----
From: peterjpape@xxxxxx [mailto:peterjpape@xxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 3:44 PM
To: [ISAserver.org Discussion List]
Subject: [isalist] RE: REPOST: still trying to get FTP server working
behind ISA
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Check the TCP/IP settings for the NIC on the FTP server.
The IP Address should be: 192.168.our.server
The Default Gateway should be: 192.168.our.office
Does the FTP server have a static or dynamic FTP address?
"Pat Dalberg" <pdalberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>http://www.ISAserver.org
>
>
>Hello everyone,
>
>I am reposting this request because no-one responded to my original query.
>Please help out if you can.
>
>I am still trying to get an FTP server (MS FTP with IIS 5 on Win2K server)
>working behind ISA. Here is some info regarding our network: We have a T1,
>which connects to the ISA machine on one NIC [66.64.ISA.T1]*, another NIC
is
>for our friends downstairs that we share the T1 with
>[192.168.friends.downstairs], and yet another NIC on the ISA machine is for
>our LAN [192.168.our office]. The FTP server is on a separate machine
>[192.168.our.server], and is reachable via our lan (I am able to connect to
>the FTP server with both MS command-line FTP and WS_FTP by the
>192.168.our.server IP addr.)
>
>The ISA server has the following set up on it:
>Access Policy:
> Protocol Rules
> FTP
> (Action)allow
> (Protocols)FTP,FTP Download Only, FTP Server
> (schedule)24-7
> (Applies to)Any request
>
> IP Packet Filters
>1. [FTP Server - Inbound]
> (Filter type)
> Custom
> IP Protocol: TCP
> Direction: Inbound
> Local Port: Fixed Port
> Local Port Number: 21
> Remote Port: All Ports
> (Local computer)
> This computer on perimeter network: 192.168.our.server
> (Remote computers)
> All remote computers
>
>2. [FTP Server - Outbound]
> (Filter Type)
> Custom
> IP Protocol: TCP
> Direction: Outbound
> Local Port: Fixed Port
> Local Port Number: 20
> Remote Port: All Ports
> (Local computer)
> This ISA servers external address: 66.64.ISA.T1
> (Remote computer)
> This remote computer: 192.168.our.server
>
>3. [FTP Server - PASV]
> (Filter type)
> Custom
> IP Protocol: TCP
> Direction: Both
> Local Port: Dynamic
> Remote Ports: All Ports
>
> Publishing
> Server Publishing Rules
> [ourFTP]
> (Action)
> IP address of internal server: 192.168.our.server
> External IP address on ISA server: 66.64.ISA.T1
> Mapped server protocol: FTP Server
> (Applies to)
> Any request
>
> Policy Elements
> Destination Sets
> [ourFTP]
> (Destinations)
> 66.64.ISA.T1
>
>*IP addresses obfuscated - I don't know everyone who is reading this list
>>;-)
>
>Have I ommited anything, do I have an incorrect setting?
>
>Regards and TIA,
>
>Pat Dalberg
>
>
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