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Single NIC server - 9.Mar.2004 11:24:00 PM

Lambera

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Caching
Content Download Jobs
Reverse Caching:
Web Proxy, Web, and Outlook Web Access publishing

Got any ideas of what else I could do with a single NIC ISA 2004 server?

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RE: Single NIC server - 10.Mar.2004 1:32:00 AM

tshinder

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Hi AJ,

That's about it, except for maybe Web Proxy chaining scenarios. Making an ISA 2004 into a single NIC box is like taking a Porsche and removing three tires. Sort of criminal to cripple such a power machine, in both instances.

IMHO,
Tom

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RE: Single NIC server - 11.Mar.2004 1:46:00 AM

Lambera

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Yeah was just looking for any final suggestions making sure I didnt miss anything. [Big Grin]

Thanks for your time
AJ

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RE: Single NIC server - 11.Mar.2004 11:08:00 AM

tshinder

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Hi AJ,

No problem. Web caching is a powerful feature and I'll probably writing more extensively about it than I did with ISA 2000. There are a lot of misconceptions regarding how ISA Web caching works viz. WCCP, ICP, etc. and I'll want to clear those up early on.

Thanks!
Tom

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RE: Single NIC server - 14.Mar.2004 6:41:00 AM

Lambera

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Yeah I love cacheing, but my section is already writen and in the bag.

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RE: Single NIC server - 14.Mar.2004 8:11:00 PM

tshinder

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Hi AJ,

There are a number of scenarios that aren't generally covered, such as how to integrate the Web Proxy with existing WCCP or PBR Web caching environments. I have a big list of caching articles that I'll be writing over the next serveral months that I think will really help people integrate the ISA Web Proxy in an existing environment.

Thanks!
Tom

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RE: Single NIC server - 16.Mar.2004 2:26:00 AM