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How do I enable routing through ISA Server??????
Hello,
I'm new to ISA server but here's what I've got.
Internet - linksys router - Server 2003 with ISA (with 2 nic cards) - second nic card goes to switch - network pc's.
Where do I begin to configure 2nd nic card to "pass" internet signal to pc's on the "inside"?
I tried routing and remote access in windows but something tells me I can do it through ISA. I followed the wizard in ISA but I saw nothing about nic card configuration.
Can anybody give me a "crash course" in basic ISA set-up?
thanks to all....
chris
I'm new to ISA server but here's what I've got.
Internet - linksys router - Server 2003 with ISA (with 2 nic cards) - second nic card goes to switch - network pc's.
Where do I begin to configure 2nd nic card to "pass" internet signal to pc's on the "inside"?
I tried routing and remote access in windows but something tells me I can do it through ISA. I followed the wizard in ISA but I saw nothing about nic card configuration.
Can anybody give me a "crash course" in basic ISA set-up?
thanks to all....
chris
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Thanks for the post. I'm reading the link you sent and that too is very helpful. I'm not sure how much of that applies to ISA 2000 which is what I'm using. I'm going to check out this configuration tonight and will likely be asking you a question or two regarding configuration.
thanks...
thanks...
ASKER
This message is for UnifiedIT.....
thanks for the post....Your answer was kinda vague but it inspired me to investigate further.... and I found a site that explained EXACLTY what I was looking for...it had actual facts with numbers and stuff.....I'm including a link that you'll probably like...
http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/quickstart.html
thanks again
thanks for the post....Your answer was kinda vague but it inspired me to investigate further.... and I found a site that explained EXACLTY what I was looking for...it had actual facts with numbers and stuff.....I'm including a link that you'll probably like...
http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/quickstart.html
thanks again
I am sure that it was vague. I thought that you were using ISA 2004. I have never used 2000 but I know that it is different form 2004. Glad that you got it working.
Thanks,
UnifiedIT
Thanks,
UnifiedIT
http://www.isaserver.org/articles/2004multidmzp1.html