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Why no Inbound option for traffic on ISA SERVER??
ISA 2004 but probably applies to any ISA server. Help?
What are you talking about? Anything not defined as an internal network is considered inbound or external if it is connecting to/through ISA. There are multiple options for conguring negotiations for inbound traffic. Let me know if you have any more questions.
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Sorry. Talking about creating inbound rules. Thanks.
You have to create your own Inbound protocols, if they are not in the predefined list.
In the Firewall Policy Screen, have a look on the right hand side and you'll see the "Toolbox"(may have to expand the area using the arrows)
Select "NEW" and then "Protocol". Here you will specify the traffic TCP/UDP as well as the port that it uses and then also the direction of the traffic.
Save it and then include it in the rule for inbound traffic.
ISA Server gets deployed in a "locked down" mode. Microsoft has taken the liberty of only identifying the "Most common" protocols and ports that a workplace would use. It is up to the administrator to create the additional network entities as required.
It all makes sense, that they are trying to get more people to attend their training courses.
In the Firewall Policy Screen, have a look on the right hand side and you'll see the "Toolbox"(may have to expand the area using the arrows)
Select "NEW" and then "Protocol". Here you will specify the traffic TCP/UDP as well as the port that it uses and then also the direction of the traffic.
Save it and then include it in the rule for inbound traffic.
ISA Server gets deployed in a "locked down" mode. Microsoft has taken the liberty of only identifying the "Most common" protocols and ports that a workplace would use. It is up to the administrator to create the additional network entities as required.
It all makes sense, that they are trying to get more people to attend their training courses.
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What exactly are you trying to do Spocky? Tell us what you want to do and we will tell you how to configure it.