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Asked by AMFOP in Windows 2000 Operating System, Internet Explorer Web Browser, Proxy/Firewall Anti-Virus
Hello,
We have 2 isa servers in an array, users can connect to internet websites smoothly, when it comes to intranet sites they r still passing by the isa proxy servers.....i tried to type some ip address ranges and fqdn names in the exception area of IE but when i monitor the isa traffic still can see connections going through it to the intranet websites.....i read that ie recognizes only host names,tried some solutions but nothing worked.
On the other hand, when using Firefox it perfectly bypassed proxy for the mentioned exceptions.
my question is how to make the IE also bypass the whole internal domain by fqdn and ip address ranges ? is there any specific syntax in IE different than Firefox ?
20090824-EE-VQP-74 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
