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Open ports on ISA 2004 to allow external access to Buffalo LinkStation
Posted on 2011-03-18
I have a a Buffalo LinkStation that I'm trying to allow access to via the web. I need to configure our ISA 2004 to allow access to this device. I've published the web server for the device and added a Listener for HTTP for port 3100 (there is a mention of 9000 as well but this is confusing me here).
I can access the shared folder form the external location no problem but when I go to open any of the directories I get this error:
RPC Error: XMLHttpTransport Error: 500 (The request was rejected by the HTTP filter. Contact your ISA Server administrator).
Not sure what the problem is. We've configred the Authentication rule as Basic as we don't need Integrated, etc but there is a username/password requirement but I'm not sure if this is correct to set it up this way.
Any advice would be appreciated as always.
Thanx
I can access the shared folder form the external location no problem but when I go to open any of the directories I get this error:
RPC Error: XMLHttpTransport Error: 500 (The request was rejected by the HTTP filter. Contact your ISA Server administrator).
Not sure what the problem is. We've configred the Authentication rule as Basic as we don't need Integrated, etc but there is a username/password requirement but I'm not sure if this is correct to set it up this way.
Any advice would be appreciated as always.
Thanx
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trying adding the required server in the external tab of the ISA server with all protocols allowed first, if it worked then try blocking the other protocols and allow the one required,
client>>>>>> ISA (add the server in the ISA rule)>>>>>>>> file server
Bawer
TMG cert
client>>>>>> ISA (add the server in the ISA rule)>>>>>>>> file server
Bawer
TMG cert
Sorry for the delay. Are you saying publish the web server with all protocols allowed and then revoke each of them one at a time to see if this works?
Surely the error allows me to track the problem a lot easier than this?
Surely the error allows me to track the problem a lot easier than this?
1. You have to publish HTTP at 80 on the external side (the Listener). You redirect it to whatever port you want after the fact.
2. Authentication has nothing to do with authenticating tot he Device. The authenticating in the Publishing Rule is to authenticate to the Domain. Bottom line,...if the Device needs to be authenticated with (likely it does) then this is not done with the ISA and the Publishing Rule must be completely anonymous.
3. Have no idea what a Buffalo LinkStation is by the way.
2. Authentication has nothing to do with authenticating tot he Device. The authenticating in the Publishing Rule is to authenticate to the Domain. Bottom line,...if the Device needs to be authenticated with (likely it does) then this is not done with the ISA and the Publishing Rule must be completely anonymous.
3. Have no idea what a Buffalo LinkStation is by the way.
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