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Is possible IP mapping on ISA 2006 - 19.Feb.2008 4:52:12 AM

antares82

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Hi ;
For example;
i have two reel ip, ( 65.65.65.A , 65.65.65.B )
and i have two server behind Server ( have private ip 192.168.1,A , 192.168.1.B)

I want to forward incoming external web requests to 65.65.65.A to 192.168.1.A,
65.65.65.B to 192.168.1.B (Isa server ip is 65.65.65.C)

( mean ip mapping or nat )

Is thats config possible ? If possible, how can i do on ISA Server 2006 ?

Thanks

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RE: Is possible IP mapping on ISA 2006 - 19.Feb.2008 10:13:02 AM

gbarnas

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It's rather straightforward.

Bind the external IP addresses to the external NIC.

When you create the web listener, you define the IP address that you want the listener to bind to on the external network. The default is "All IPs" - just click the Define IP button and select the IP address for the listener.

Glenn

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RE: Is possible IP mapping on ISA 2006 - 19.Feb.2008 1:54:14 PM

antares82

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Thanks for your answer,

Web OK, how can i apply for terminal server or another protocols?
We can create web listener for web server, but terminal server ?

Thank you

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RE: Is possible IP mapping on ISA 2006 - 20.Feb.2008 3:04:42 AM

antares82

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Hi all,

I am thinking, Firstly creating a non-server publish rule, - internal server ip (192.168.1A) - Protocol (terminal server)- network listener- External ( but clicking adress menu and select specified ip address on the isa , then add 65.65.65.A and finish...

Do you have another idea ?

Thanks

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