Dr. Tom Shinder's Configuring ISA Server 2004

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Q: My clients on the corporate Network are able to connect to all Web sites except the Web sites we manage on our Internal network. What s up with that?

A: The most likely reason for this problem is that your corporate network clients are attempting to access the Web sites by looping back through the ISA firewall. You can correct this problem by configuring the Web Proxy and Firewall clients to use direct access for internal IP addresses and domains, and to configuring a split DNS so that internal network hosts resolve names for internal resources to their internal IP addresses.

Q: I have two interfaces on my ISA firewall: one interface connected to the Internet and one interface connected to the corporate network. There are five network IDs managed by a router on the corporate network. I created four internal Networks for the network IDs that weren t covered by the default Internal network. Now I m seeing errors on my ISA firewall indicating that my other Internal Networks are not reachable from the Internal Network interface. What gives?

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