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Question about ISA Server 2006 Outbound authentication

Asked by mankney1 in MS Internet Security & Accel

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Hi, I need help clearing up some ISA Server 2006 issues.  It is a multi-homed setup. It is not set up for caching. We have an outbound access rule that allows All Authenticated Users to access the web and it works fine. I can access the web and the logs shows clearly this was the rule that allowed me through. Our clients are all Web proxyclients.

We also have an Active Directory group called Internet Deny All that is tied to another rule that blocks Http,Https,DNS and FTP oubound.  If I try to go out to the Ijnternet when I am logged in as a user that is in that group I do get blocked by the rule.  All is good so far.

The problem is when we use some specialty applications. For example we have some bank software that connects to the bank and sends confidential information by SSL.. The user is not in the Intenet Deny Group. The system does not allow them access. If I look at the logs it says the rule we created for Internet Deny All is blocking him and it looks like the bank software is trying to go through as an Anonymous User.  

Any ideas why that is the case? Why would this rule block access when the person is not in the AD group that denies Internet Access.

If anyone could help clear up why ISA behaves this way I would appreciate it.

Thanks,
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