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How to publish LDAP through ISA for oracle?

I have setup an isa server to allow LDAP through to an Oracle database on port 389.
For some reason though the rule is not seeing the ldapsearch as ldap traffic and drops the connection. If I throw in a allow all rule it will be allowed through but of course it isn't published to the database server I need it to.
I have a protocol created for ldap and created a published rule for it but I am not sure what I am missing.  
If I go from the server and do a direct connection with ldapsearch it works fine and isa allows the connection and I get the info I need.  Not sure why the connection coming in to the production interface is not seen as 389 traffic outside of the logs is there a way with ISA to see that actually port it is coming in on?

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Peter
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I'd have to know:
1. Where the client is physically and logically located with respect to the ISA
2. Where the target Server is physically and logically located with respect to the ISA
3. The actual specs of the Publishing Rule
4. The actual specs of the protocol you created.
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