Hi - I'm having some problems using ISA2000 for proxy services only. 1. Windows 2000 / SP4 / Fully patched 2. ISA Server 2000 / SP2 3. Pentium 4 / 2Ghz / 1Gb RAM 4. Mirrored ATA drives (software mirroring within the OS) 5. Single network interface (10.x.x.x) 6. Server sits on the same networks as the proxy clients (10.x.x.x) I'm experiencing timeouts from the clients. Everything appears to work fine but you'll pull up a web site, then drill further into it and usually within a few page levels down it will just hang and timeout. Remove the proxy settings from the client and immediately the pages appears. I tried adding an additional interface, disabling netbios on the new interface and had the idea that it woudl send out all requests on this new interface. Withouth getting the firewall guys involved I ended up having the second interface sit on the same network (different VLAN) but still a 10.x.x.x address here internally. No better luck and actually more problems than with a single NIC. I'm looking for advice (your experience, URLs, wherever you can point me) on configuring a single NIC proxy ISA server (if it's even recommended). Shoudl I use the auto-construction of the LAT? Woudl 2 NICs be better? Can I force outgoing requests from the proxy server to go out one connection (maybe I'll have to put the second NIC int he DMZ and define that as a non-local network?) Pointers, tips, directions, web sites - I appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks, Robert