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- Weird FTP client access problem
Summary: I have an internal FTP server that I publish (via ISA 2004) to the outside ... I can access the ftp site with no problem with read only permissions. ... Client #1 (regular ftp client at my house) - ftp access, ... - ISA Firewall Client deactivated on Windows 2003 x64 platform
Summary: I recently brought up a Windows 2003 Enterprise R2 x64 machine for use as an Exchange 2007 server. ... Installed OS, joined domain, applied patched including IE7, then installed Firewall Client. ... All was working fine until I installed IIS, DTC, COM+, RPC over HTTP proxy and Message Queuing in preparation for Exchange 2007 install. ... - isa2k6 about
Summary: For example I have checked monitoring on isa2k6 and I have saw a suspect ... rule,Isa enterprise rule block a few protocols,actually I dont set for this. ... MCSE+S+M MCDBA ... - last ISA Client deployment
microsoft.public.isa.clients: last ISA Client deployment - Is this a Public beta or released client?
microsoft.public.isa.clients: Is this a Public beta or released client? - Many to one for just one url
Summary: users to connect to my server from the Internet and it serve up another ... other server mysiteB.com. ... but for just one web site and for just one URL. ... - Some ISA 2004 clients not resolving internal server correctly
Summary: I recently re-built our ISA Server. ... Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004 ... http TCP GET ... - caching server problem..
Summary: u are using cablenet where caching server is ... to bypass those pages cached in the proxy server n retrieve them from ... - Firewall Client : many questions
Summary: i think about using "Firewall Client" for non-http/https applications ... i think i've understood that an unknown application uses the firewall client by default (if it has to reach a non-local destination, of course), and to prevent an application from doing this, the "Disabled" attribute has to be set to "1". ... from the isa server point of view, does it recognize an application or a protocol? ... can i use different isa servers as destination depending on the application that is used? ...
