Re: W2K Policies with ISA server....

As Bill Cosby would say, "The beatings will now commence!"

This should be a company policy; ISA can't prevent user from doing stupid
things.
The good news is that ISA shouldn't allow that traffic (not in the LAT, I
hope).
One thing you can do is restrict all outbound traffic to your LAT using
Client Address Sets.

 Jim Harrison
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From: "Don McCall" <DMcCall@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 15:21
Subject: [isalist] W2K Policies with ISA server....


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Thanks for all the information that passes through this list... I find
much of it really helpful...

We have a W2K AD domain running over a large WAN and all Internet
traffic passes through our ISA server then our PIX to the outside world.
We have had no problems for nearly a year however this last weekend I
have had some external IP addresses turn up on the INSIDE ...??? I
suspect I may have a user using a modem while connected to the LAN/WAN
Does anyone know if there is a policy to prevent the two connections
happening at the same time???

Thank you...

Don McCall
Systems Administrator
Baptist Community Services
Phone 02 9941 6049
Email dmccall@xxxxxxxxxx
Fax 02 9889 1520

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