Configuring ISA Server 2000: Building Firewalls for Windows 2000
Using Microsoft s firewall software to protect local-area networks, enable Internet remote access, and define security policies.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Configuring ISA Server 2000: Building Firewalls for Windows 2000
Chapter 5: ISA Server Installation
Introduction
ISA Server can provide the single network access point to the Internet for your network, or it can be implemented as one of several pieces of your network security infrastructure. Before installing ISA Server, you will need to perform a thorough review of your infrastructure. Once ISA Server s place in the system is decided, you can get to the work of installing ISA Server.
In this chapter, we will discuss how to prepare for the installation and then how to perform the actual installation. We will also take a look at the procedure you use to migrate from Proxy Server 2.0 so that you can make the upgrade as quick and as seamless as possible.
Installing ISA Server on a Windows 2000 Server
Installing ISA Server is a relatively simple matter, but you should know what to expect before you run the Installation Wizard. When you deploy ISA on a production network, it is very important that you complete and approve your ISA network design before beginning the installation.
Only a few important decisions must be made during the installation. The hard stuff comes after installation is complete.
Putting Together Your Flight Plan
To ensure that your installation goes smoothly, have the answers to the following questions before you begin:
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Where are the installation files?
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Do you have appropriate permissions to install ISA Server?
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What is the CD key, and where is the product license?
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Will the Active Directory Schema need to be updated?
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What server mode will...
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