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What happens, when these users do nslookup on the internal web sites? Are you getting the correct internal IP? And, is the browser in use, configured to use proxy? Cheers Knutern

No, it must not. Cheers Knutern

Thank's Yrrk. It is the windows solution, and it worked after doing so. I did not find the information about shutting down the service and also I did not use the TSM Server command window. But i managed to change it. Cheers Knutern

Have a look here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/831167/en-us Cheers Knutern

I haven't had the error message my self, but have a look at this tutorial http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/smtprelaypart3.html Cheers Knutern

Have a look at www.isaserver.org for a welth of information and tutorials. Haven't been using the SBS version so i cannot help with that. Cheers Knutern

And I do not find documentation on how to reset it? Cheers Knutern

Tried asking this convert-question in "Microsoft: Windows 2003 Server" forum? It has quite little to do with ISA 2004, so it might be best asked there. Apart from may be moving from BorderManager 3.7 to ISA 2004... But this experience, i don't have. I've been using ISA since version 2000 Cheers...

Came to think of it, MS also has tool for this purpose: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=890cd06b-abf8-4c25-91b2-f8d975cf8c07&DisplayLang=en Cheers Knutern

There are some tools out there that do not cost a small fortune, and they allow you to forward events to a SNMP-server. This is - i might be wrong, 'cus it's long time ago - a client being installed on the server to be monitored and this client will send to the SNMP-server. Cheers Knutern

Hello, i have noticed that one of "my" servers suffers from memory leak. AvailMem degrades, while Pool Nonpages Bytes increases. I started to monitor the processes, but i could not determine any thing more specific as to what process it is, so i have started to use poolmon. Poolmon is dumping...

Then I would do this via VPN instead. Never EVER would i open all ports on the outside of a firewall, even if you could filter on source IP. Spoofing falls into mind. Instead go with L2TP VPN. It is quite secure, because you use certificates, thereby "you" always know with whom you are...

The target principal name is incorrect. (-2146893022) I've seen this error with DNS. For example: you publish a internal OWA with the public name of mail.mydom.com and the rule passes the request onto you internal mail.mydom.com, for example. There are at least two ways to solve this: 1...

Just a quick thought: any antivirus running while you're trying to install? I've never had much problems my self, but then again, we're running Symantec AV Corp. ed. Cheers Knutern

We're using Symantec AntiVirus Corporate ed. v.10 and we're quite happy with this. Cheers Knutern

But what does "b/c" stand for ryanropp? And, any error messages other than the installation failing? Cheers Knutern

No offence, but IMHO: Cheap or not, saving money on the cause of security is not something you should do. In the end, it will cost you more when disaster has struck. And that should be made clear to management. Even my CEO did understand that having a firewall on a domain controller was "rather"...

But why on earth are you installing ISA Server onto a DC at all? Cheers Knutern

If you use network monitor, or some other sniffer tool, on the outside lan of the ISA, do you see the ISA external IP or the IP of the machine on the inside initiating the session? Cheers Knutern

In order to allow SMTP outbound, i assume you have created an access rule which allows for SMTP outbound, without any kind of restrictions (limited to a set of users for example)? If you limit to users/groups, you need to use the firewall client, because authentification is not possible else...