ISA DMZ and WEB publishing

[sphinxleo]

Hi, All:
I recently setup two ISA servers in a B2B perimeter network. I am having difficulties to publishing my web server behind our inner ISA box. I am so frustrated after trying for a week. Can someone tell me what is the best approach on this? Thanks in advance.

Mike

 

[Campell]

Are you trying to publish a site through both the ISA servers?

 

[sphinxleo]

Hi, Campell,
Yes, I am trying to publish web and owa behind both ISA servers. Our web and Exchange server 2000 are both sitting behind two ISA servers. Our DMZ has nothing but to give an extra protection. Do you know how to publish web behind two ISA servers? I am looking for life savers. Thanks in advance.

Mike

 

[Campell]

What kind of error message do you get? Do you have "forward header" set on both ISA's?

/J

 

[sphinxleo]

Hi, Campell,
Thanks for your reply.
Basically, my goal is to publish our web site and Exchange 2000 behind two ISA boxes. I do not know what is the best apporach. I tried to publish web site in first ISA and inner ISA to allow internet users browser our site sitting behind two ISAs. But either way,(publish in first ISA or inner ISA doesn't work). There is no error message. It just shows either connection time out in IE if published in internal site or time-out in IE if published in external ISA.
Where is forward header in ISA?
Which ISA I should use to publish internal web?
Shall I use web pub or server pub?
Do i have to setup Listener on both external and inner ISA?

Thanks again!

Mike

 

[Campell]

Yepp, you have to first publish your OWA (outlook web access) website with the internal FW, then you have to publish the internal FW with the external FW in order to get internet users access to it.

Web pub is the way you want to go. There could be more to this but try this first.

/J