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Hi, have a look at: Q302527 HOW TO: Set Bandwidth Configuration for ISA http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q302/5/27.asp Q302875 HOW TO: Set Up and Allocate Bandwidth Using ISA Server http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q302/8/75.asp Q311488 Bandwidth Rules Are Not...

Hi, as far as I know you cann't have more then one interface card connected to the Internet. More specifically, you can only have *one* default gateway and this can only be defined on *one* interface card. This is not a ISA but a W2K issue. More info at www.isaserver.org Greetings, Stefaan

Hi Nick, goto http://www.isaserver.org/cgi-bin/search.cgi?action=intro and do a search on PCAnywhere. Hope this helps... Stefaan

Hi, ISA can do in some configuration the resolving on the Internet, but... it depends on the type of client used (web proxy client, firewall client or SecureNAT client). I think the best and most stable solution is to use forwarders on each DNS server. For more info have a look at...

Hi Tom, have you also made a site&content rule? PS: in my opinion the best site on the net to get info about ISA is www.isaserver.org ;-) Regards, Stefaan

Hi msherry, probably the IE clients are not configured to use the ISA as web proxy server. If that is the case the http redirector in ISA (in default configuration) will send the http traffic automatically to the web proxy, but... the downsize is that all authentication will be lost (the web...

Hi jjgraf, running Exchange on the same machine as ISA is not an adviced configuration. ISA is a firewall. So, the less services you run on a firewall, the less problems you get and the most likely you can tune your configuration secure ;-) Have a look at www.isaserver.org and do a search in...

Hi guys, there is a lot of very good information on the net about ISA. My preferred site for ISA is www.isaserver.org. For different possible DNS scenario's have a look at http://www.isaserver.org/pages/learning%20zone.htm. I think you will find there the answer to your question ;-) Regards...

Hi, I have not yet practical experience with Columbia. However, I have looked on it and it seems very good. In essence, it is a modified NFuse (modified by Citrix technical people)and the latest version already fully supports CSG (Secure Gateway). From what I hear, it is definitely worth to...

Hi, in a standard NFuse deployment, the ICA client must still directly connect to the Citrix Metaframe server. That's exactly the reason why Citrix had developed Citrix Secure Gateway (http://www.citrix.com/products/securegateway/Default.asp). A very good presentation about the pros and cons...