ISA standard deployed in a complex network

[1Drisnil]

I have the 2 books from Dr. Shinder on ISA, and it states in one of them (ISA Server & Beyond) that if you have a complex network (one involving routers), that statements are required on your routers to enforce that the traffic is sent across the subnets.

I crafted static routes on our Cisco 1700 series routers and as far as I can tell all traffic flows from one subnet to the other without a hitch with one exception. All the clients on the subnet not containing the ISA server, unable to utilize the software by either means; web proxy client or SecureNAT.

I have already posted in the Cisco:Routers forum and the consensus is that the forum is that the problem may lie with the software.

Any one out there have experience in this arena?

 

[nhidalgo]

For secureNat to work i believe you would need to give your Isa server two ip addresses on its internal interface so both subnet would work. 192.168.0.x and 192.168.1.x

Nick