RE: how to access existing applications on the ISA server itself
- From: "Joel GUILLERM" <joel_guillerm@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 09:04:42 -0700
Tom,
as I said previously, we don't use ISA Server 2004 as a firewall at all,
since the customer has already existing so-called hardware firewalls;
we just want to use ISA as a proxy, with the interesting capability that
it allows transparent authentication of Windows users thru their IE
navigator ;
by the way, I am not telling you suggest such a configuration in your
manual;I understand this is a really limited way of using ISA, but,
sometimes, you don't choose ... you have to do with the existing customer
infrastructure ;
but, I remember you refer the case where Web publishing could be done for
services residing on the ISA machine itself (I don't have your book with
me right now, but I think it is somewhere in chapter 4; I will check
tomorrow) ;
the following URL seems to tell similar thing :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;885186
Apart from that, in your book,you also describe a configuration (with 1
single NIC adapter on the machine)where you suggest not to use the single
NIC adapter network template provided with ISA 2004 ;
could you tell me what would be better to do in such a case ?
Last point, about my initial questions, do you have an idea about why the
Web user access control (based on Access rules between Internal and URL,
or Domain, or everywhere) only works when checking the "Require all users
authentication" option under Network Configuration ==> Internal network
==> Properties ==> Web Proxy ==> Authentication (being know that my access
rules are defined with groups of users ,
This would be helpful
thanks in advance for your help
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