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Asked by fahim in MS Forefront-ISA, Network Routers, Network Design & Methodology
Having installed ISA 2006 and patched it with SP1, there was a need to use it as web proxy/cache solution. The Internal networks were defined as 10.100.8.*;10.100.9.* etc during installation.
The dual homes ISA server has a public ip of (2.42.211.241) on the outside interface on which I intend to NAT outgoing traffic.
The two interfaces of the cisco router 1800 series are already on public IPs.
What do I do now??
Configure Ips on the router interfaces and then
define dynamic routing by using rip and define two networks ( 1.111.229.0 & 2.42.211.0) ? or use static route commands?
Second, on ISA , I create a rule: Allow > HTTP/HTTPS > Internal > External > All users ( I don't want to authenticate yet, though I'll enable LDAP later)
Then what?
Consider me a novice pls...and guide step wise...
Thanks in advance!!
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