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Internal Websites inaccessible - 26.Apr.2008 12:37:06 PM

sirajsiraj

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Hello I am new to this forum.
I have setup a network for my client including Domain Controller , Exchange 2007 and ISA 2006. My client has a website besides CISCO PIX Firewall. PIX IP is 192.168.100.10 and My ISA external IP 192.168.100.200. Internal Website is 192.168.100.4. My ISA is in integrated mode with two NICs.Everything is working fine except none of my internal users are able to access the website. External internet users are able to access the website. Is there any solution for this.
Thanks in advance.

Siraj

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 26.Apr.2008 3:13:45 PM

elmajdal

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Hi,

check this : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/920715

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 27.Apr.2008 2:11:24 AM

sirajsiraj

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Dear Tarek

I trieD this but the same. I am using ISA 2006 . Do I have to do a seperate publishing rule for Internal users

Thanks in advance

Siraj

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 27.Apr.2008 5:45:19 AM

elmajdal

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Hi,

no you dont need to create a publishing rule for internal users.

publishing rules are only for external users.

are you using the automatic conffiguration script ?

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 27.Apr.2008 10:18:51 AM

sirajsiraj

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Hello
First of all thanks for your support.I am not using automatic configuration script.I have no problem in accessing the website from outside.Do I have to create any special entries in my DNS for the website address.
Thanks in advance.

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 27.Apr.2008 10:43:05 AM

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ORIGINAL: sirajsiraj

Hello
First of all thanks for your support.I am not using automatic configuration script.

Thats why then Direct access is not working as it should work.

You can now manually exclude these internal IPs in ur Users IE , or use Group Policy.

But its much better to use the automatic configuratio script , check this : Configuring WPAD Support for ISA Firewall Web Proxy and Firewall Clients

HTH,
Tarek

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RE: Internal Websites inaccessible - 1.May2008 2:37:25 AM

sirajsiraj

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Dear Tarek
I tried Wpad with autodiscovery, but I don't know why it didn't make through. As it was taking too long and my client was in a hurry I made a work around. I added another network interface to the Webserver and connected them to the local Network , then created a splite DNS and added hosts to the websites. It worked. I know this is not a good solution but I had no choice.I will sit on this weekend and set up a lab at home and try to find a solution. I would appreciate by the mean time if you could come up with any solution.
Again thank you for the great support you provided.

Siraj

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