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Newbie help

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Stevehewitt

IS-IT--Management
Jun 7, 2001
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Hey ppl.

I'm a complete newbie to ISA and have whacked it on recently after developing a Win2k Networking (SBS). I started off having all workstations pointing to the router as a default gateway (using DHCP). Now I have started to play with ISA the users all go to the ISA server which then has the router as the gateway.

Now I am really stuck. I have tried to create rules and policies but none of them seem to work. I have created banned URLs and redirect to a page on my server. It just won't work. I have tried banning internet access altogether and that won't work either.
Any ideas? Any free sites that may be able to help me start off banning a few sites?

Also, can ISA banned keywords. Say the word casino, or sex? So I wouldn't have to enter in every single URL, just URL's that may contain them??

Many thanks, I know that newbies can be a pain in the arse!!! ;-)

Cheers Steve Hewitt
Systems Manager

Windows 2000 Microsoft Certified Professional (75 - 215)

 
Also new, installed it yesterday and found that i coudl not access web, to ba fair though i have left the gateway as it is for now not routing the the isa server.

What i did to was setup I.E to use the isa server as a proxy server, this did not work until i added a protcol rule to allow all protcols, well weird.

Anyway check you have a protocol rule and if not add a allow all one to get you started.

Mark
 
I can certainly sympathize with both of you. But, there's hope. I strongly suggest you visit and head right for The Learning Zone.

Things to read up on are SecureNAT, packet-filters and site and content rules. Good luck and it really is worth all the hassle. :)

HTH, MapMan [americanflag]

Assume nothing, question everything, be explicit not implicit, and you'll always be covered.
 
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