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Setup ISA server for Wireless LAN - 4.Jul.2008 10:51:44 AM

bicky

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Hi,
Currently i have Wired LAN as follows:

bt business broadband
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Netgear ADSL Wireless Router (currently we r not using wireless function)
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Win2003 - ISA2006
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Switches/Hubs
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All PCs+Server 2003(domain controller)+Laptops

All the PCs+Server+Laptops are connected via wire to the switches. These all PCs+Server+Laptops internet are authenticated via ISA server and they are using WinProxy.

These Laptops has built in Wireless card. I would like to use these laptops with wireless rather than wired for internet/lan. And i want them to be authenticated by ISA server as like wired connection. What do i need to do? Do i buy wireless card for ISA aswell? How are the connection/settings done.

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RE: Setup ISA server for Wireless LAN - 5.Jul.2008 8:00:49 AM

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You may find this Webcast recording useful:

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RE: Setup ISA server for Wireless LAN - 7.Jul.2008 3:04:34 PM

pwindell

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You can't with this arrangment. The wireless device is on the wrong side of the ISA.

If you want to have wireless devices on the LAN, buy a Wireless Access Point (WAP),...not a "router" and place it anywhere on the Internal LAN that get a good signal propagation and go with it.

The only thing the wireless aspect does is replace the physical "cables",...it does nothing else,..it is not a "network" of its own.

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