Thanks for this great information. We have an actual problem. We need to forward https request to an upstream Proxy on a different port (e.g. 1234). I configured the second possible port for SSL connections, but how to configure that all request leave at the new port 1234 instead of 1234?
Does this also apply to a website address that uses non-standard ports in the URL and regular http (not https)?
I am getting blank pages when I try to access these types of URLS (see example below). The page below is the page that I am trying to go to...it is linked to when you click submit on another page.
quote:Originally posted by Tinto: there is a little thing unclear to me
"Note that if you have unbound the Web Proxy filter from the HTTP protocol"
I've understand -I think_ what's the meaning of this but I don't know what is the way to "unbound the WPfilter from HTTP"
Hi Tinto,
If you look at the properties of the HTTP protocol definition, you'll see that the Web Proxy filter is associated with it. If you uncheck that checkbox, you unbind the Web Proxy filter from the protocol.
quote:Originally posted by Arminius: Thanks for this great information. We have an actual problem. We need to forward https request to an upstream Proxy on a different port (e.g. 1234). I configured the second possible port for SSL connections, but how to configure that all request leave at the new port 1234 instead of 1234?
quote:Originally posted by jrod212: The isatools.org site isn't available, therefore these scripts are not available. What happened? Is there somewhere else I could get them from?
quote:Originally posted by zeograz: Does this also apply to a website address that uses non-standard ports in the URL and regular http (not https)?
I am getting blank pages when I try to access these types of URLS (see example below). The page below is the page that I am trying to go to...it is linked to when you click submit on another page.
I have tried both opening a port and and using the script and and enabling the web proxy filter but I still can not connect to the HTTPS site. I can not even see any connection being initiated inusing either of the methods I do get a SSL Tunnel Failed. Attempt Allow HTTP/HTTPS requests from ISA Server to selected servers for connectivity verifiers.
I've been trying to download the files listed in this article all morning and have been unable to.
is the isatools.org site down? can anyone help me get the files?
i'm trying to solve a problem where users are trying to access https on french sites which is posing big problems for our finances and want to increase the ssl port range.
Tom; Your articles have been truly informative. Can you provide some quick feedback on this scenario please:
The internal network has three VLANs courtesy of a Layer 3 switch. The ISA 2004 Firewall is configured with two NICs. Despite entering the addresses of all three VLANs in my Internal network definition, only the firewall clients in the same VLAN as the ISA Server can access the external FTP servers.
Do I need to have four (4) NICs corresponding to the three internal networks and the one external network to make this configuration work? or is there a simpler approach?
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