Regarding that computer showing up in the "not-editable" Domain Computers
set, if I look at the exported set, I see the UID of the container and the
computer itself. I'm in Regedit now looking at the computer key in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Fpc\Storage\Array-Root\Arrays\{DA33452B-DC91-4528-B17D-AA0A340031B5}\RuleElements\ComputerSets\{DBEEDB07-FACC-4872-A67A-55ACDE3B74B9}\Computers\{7FF7E3C8-8F4F-433B-96BB-6D2B5009C0D3}.
I'm *really* close to just deleting the damn thing in the registry and
seeing what happens.
Should somebody stop me?
t
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Yo-
I too have this funky issue with SMTP publishing just on this one box. This one is an External, Internal, Perimeter Network setup-- when I go to publish from the External IP to the Perimeter segment, the rule is in place just fine, but I get the Default Rule denied the traffic. It showed that it denied SMTP (not SMTP Server, btw) from the External to Local Host. The network segments are set up correctly, with the right IP's and all. The perimeter network is set to route. It just won't work.
The only thing different about this box is that this is the one that still shows "192.168.7.180" in my Domain Controller built-in Computer Sets that it won't let me edit out. I did the whole ADSI Edit thing and ntdsutil, but that site was gracefully removed, and it no longer referenced anywhere. Odd thing is that my perimeter network is 192.168.3.0 255.255.255.0 (NOT 192.168.7.0) so I'm not sure what all the hubbub is about.
Jim? Tom? Anyone?
t
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Bunting, Jeff" <BUNTING@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 11:03 AM
Subject: [isalist] SMTP publishing
http://www.ISAserver.org
I just created a rule to publish SMTP from my Exchange 2003 server, but I'm
getting 0x8007274c errors on the ISA server when I try to telnet to port 25.
I do establish a connection, but get no response.
The Exchange server is a front end server and I have OWA and RPC over HTTP
published through ISA for this same server. I can telnet to this server
internally.
I don't see anything written to the smtpsvc logs on Exchange and a netstat
doesn't show any connection from the ISA server, so it looks like the
external telnet connection to ISA is made OK, but traffic isn't making it
from ISA to Exchange.
Also, I can make a telnet connection from the console of ISA to the Exchange
server.
I'm stumped. Anyone have an idea?
Jeff
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