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Asked by pfarber22 in Essential Business Server, MS Forefront-ISA
I have an EBS installation where some of the clients are located outside of the main office where EBS servers are located. 2 offices are on MPLS network with 2 routers that configured to allow all traffic between 2 subnets. The other subnet is defined within the properties of the Internal Adapter. Static routing is set up on the Security Server with the default getaway pointing to the internal interface of the router on the EBS end and the same step was done on the other end's router.
Are there any additional steps that need to be done to ensure that AD is functioning correctly?
I noticed at least 2 troubling details:
1. Port query from a computer on the other side of EBS to the Security server shows all AD ports accessible but the same query to the Management server shows many ports as filtered.
2. There is a lot of denied connections in the TMG log file from the management server to the remote computers with the error: TCP_NOT_SYN_PACKET_DROPPED
on ports higher than 1041
Any help is appreciated.
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