November 19, 2008 02:28am pst

1. batry_boy 96,525
2. keith_ala... 47,045
3. dpk_wal 45,575
4. lrmoore 32,825
5. PeteLong 24,500
6. MrMander... 18,225
7. Cyclops3... 17,600
8. MrHusy 14,500
9. Voltz-dk 13,750
10. mkielar 10,969
11. from_exp 10,000
12. harbor235 9,850
13. rsivanandan 8,600
14. uetian1707 8,100
15. Pugglewu... 8,000
16. grimkin 7,380
17. decoleur 7,250
18. _jesper_ 6,750
19. Qlemo 6,668
20. arnold 6,501
21. bdeterding 5,500
22. raptorjb007 4,750
23. billwharton 4,400
24. kanlue 4,200
25. RPPreacher 4,000
25. btassure 4,000

1. lrmoore 1,554,923
2. keith_ala... 500,123
3. calvinetter 244,408
4. rsivanandan 227,588
5. tim_holman 196,866
6. nodisco 174,614
7. batry_boy 154,064
8. grblades 127,009
9. Voltz-dk 107,309
10. PeteLong 83,145
11. carribeant... 80,185
12. Cyclops3... 76,576
13. stressedo... 71,924
14. harbor235 63,105
15. srikrishnak 60,096
16. dpk_wal 55,875
17. pruecons... 55,203
18. jjoseph_x 48,002
19. billwharton 44,427
20. td_miles 43,372
21. RobWill 40,673
22. ruddg 38,389
23. JFrederic... 37,600
24. Pentrix2 34,162
25. decoleur 32,186

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Enable DMZ to access Internal Servers

Asked by 123456 in MS Forefront-ISA, Windows 2003 Server, Enterprise Firewalls

Dear Experts,
we have below configuration for our network.

internal      < -- > ISA Server 2004 <----> Router(Gateway) <--> Internet
(OracleDB, clients,Servers,..)       ^
(internal DNS,DC) |
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              DMZ ( web server, External DNS)

Remote Users can access to web server but they shouldnt access to internal networks.
But DMZ web server can access to internal oracle DB.
How can i configure my ISA Server ,External and internal DNS to do this securely?
Some Hints :
Internal netwrok use private address. (192.168.X.X)
External network(DMZ) use public adreess.

Best Regards
Hamid Reza

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Enable DMZ to access Internal Servers

Asked by 123456 in MS Forefront-ISA, Windows 2003 Server, Enterprise Firewalls

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