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Farrugia, Paul wrote:
| Thanks for the response..... here's my problem... | | I am trying to setup a direct internet connection. Right now our | internet comes in through a Cisco 2600 router. The router then connects | to a NetScreen 25 firewall then a managed switch. We also have an ISA | server that is connected to this switch which is used as our proxy. All | internet traffic is routed through the ISA server then the firewall then | the router. I need to set up one direct internet connection that will | bypass both the firewall and the ISA server. I plugged into the switch | but couldn't get any internet without my proxy settings which doesn't | help me. I also tried putting a hub between the router and firewall and | plugging into that but didn't have any luck. I was also thinking of | creating a separate vlan on the switch but I am not to sure on how to | program the switch and tell it to route traffic in the separate vlan | directly to the router (if that is even possible). The switch is a 3com | superstack3 4250t. Anyone have any suggestions as to what I should do? | | Thanks in advance, | | Paul.
Did you change the ip address and subnet settings on your workstation nic to the same net as the outbound side of the ISA server?
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