Re: isa / highschool
- From: "Rob G." <robert@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Mar 2002 19:14:07 -0500
Andrew,
This is a late response but I just got back ..sorry. I used two nics on ISA
server/Win2k server .One nic private internal IP (192.68.1.0) and one with
IP from our DSL ISP. DNS can be on ISA and DC : ISA's DNS services outside
name requests and DNS on internal DC (must have dhcp,dns, and AD to be a DC)
can service internal name requests, it all depends on what you need. Are
there Intranet Web sites you want to browse or publish to web? There are
wide range of options to choose , look here for detailed account of these
at http://www.isaserver.org/authors/harrison/tutoials/dns-4-isa.htm
I followed the DNS config with great results! Used 2 NICS and DNS with
forwarding on ISA server, DC DNS=ISA IP address.(no need for seperate
internal DNS in my case)
Good luck!
RG
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From: "Andrew Myers" <almyers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: [isalist] Re: isa / highschool
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> So did you use only two network cards? One to the internet and one to
> the internal network???
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> Also, should I install DNS for the internal Active Directory system on
> the ISA server or on the Domain Controller, or should it go on both???
> And which first???
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> Thank You,
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> I installed an entire LAN of 50 Windows 200 and Mac computers 2 windows
> 2k
> servers on one dsl line using ISA as Proxy with web filtering plug-in by
> Chaperone in a small school with about 400 users nad everytjong is real
> smooth , caching works great and I've totally got a complete solution
> now
> down to the Cat-5 cable! Thanks to all the resources on ISA and
> isaserver.org's learning zone it was quick to implement. Currently
> developing an ASP for teachers to logon to and input grades on secure
> server
> published through ISA.... Mac is no big deal. Next is Exchange server
> .................
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> If you're talking about the ability to use native ISA to meet ICPA
> requirements for web-site blocking, ISA won't be able to do it alone.
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> We work with K-12's on issues like this - we're looking at a variety of
> solutions, one including where ISA is providing firewall/VPN
> capabilities,
> and Trend's WebManager is riding in that environment providing the web
> content blocking.
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> I'm guessing, what, Grade Quick or Grade Machine, from home through
> VPN....
> will you need Mac VPN clients for that - do the teachers use Macs at
> home?
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> I've been using ISA Server for about 6 months and am looking at
> implementing it in a school system instead of some of my other firewall
> solutions. I wanted to get some input on the configuration and design of
> this implementation?.
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> Basically, it is a school system with 300+ computers (from Apple
> IIe'sand
> iMAC'sto Win95-2k machines) spread throughout the school building, and
> several pc's connected to the network at a remote location through a
> dedicated T-1.
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> Will 1 ISA Server be able to service all these? Right now they have a
> router that gives everyone access, the ISP upstream has a proxy service
> that filters content. But it takes up to 2 weeks to get sites blocked,
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> they want to implement some of their own blocking at a local level.
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> The arealso wanting a new files server/domain controller on the inside
> (active directory) which they would have VPN access through the ISA to,
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> access datafilesfor a gradebookprogram from home?
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