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Changing internal IP address of ISA firewall/proxy

Asked by sasdaniels in MS Forefront-ISA, Network Software Firewalls, Windows Networking

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Just a general question this - at the moment the default gateway of our LAN is the firewall (which like all the servers has some static routes pointing to a cisco router to get to remote offices)
We are upgrading the network and the default gate way will be a cisco core and we will change the internal IP address of the ISA/Proxy - otherwise nothing much else will change, we are keeping the same subnet. Can anyone think of any consequences for this eg will I have to change firewall rules, anything on Exchange server 2003 etc
I can handle proxy address and port via group policy - anything else I need to address anyone ?Start Free Trial
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