Just an FYI for those who like this kind of reporting: When ISA2006 beta eval shipped, I deployed it on a production server (one under my control) and let 'er run. Had a 3-legged perimeter DMZ config supporting a pretty heavily used web and mail domain along with terminal services publishing - this domain is the recipient of untold thousands of hostile "attacks" per day - hell, more than that. Anyway, it ran flawlessly for the entire evaluation time, other than when a recent storm in the Santa Cruz mountains knocked out power and water for 4 days. I'll sure miss that damn dog. Anyway, that was the only server restart on the box. The evaluation expired today, and I performed an in-place upgrade of ISA 2006 Standard remotely. I did a config backup just in case, but it was not necessary. Everything came right back up perfectly - I then updated all critical updates with no issues. Just wanted to provide positive feedback for the team. Good job. T