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&quot;Would this give me suitable protection for my mail server?&quot;<br />
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If you prevent mail relaying.... that would be your first priority<br />

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"Would this give me suitable protection for my mail server?"

If you prevent mail relaying.... that would be your first priority


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I have a DSL Modem from my ISP and I want to connect the ISA Server directly to it, instead of going through a router.<br />
So basically my configuration would be<br />
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ISA server has two NIC. One to the Internal network and one to the DSL modem.<br />
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Would this give me suitable protection for my mail server?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I have a DSL Modem from my ISP and I want to connect the ISA Server directly to it, instead of going through a router.
So basically my configuration would be

ISA server has two NIC. One to the Internal network and one to the DSL modem.

Would this give me suitable protection for my mail server?

Thanks


ISA 2004, Exchange 2003, Windows 2003 : Do I need a Router?

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