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Web Site Publishing - 27.Nov.2007 3:52:39 AM

arunprasath

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Hi,
I am using ISA 2006, i wants to publish a webpage in my local network alone, that is a web page is congiured in IIS in a system which is in my internal network( not in the ISA system), in that system the page is opening but i can't able to open in other system. it shows error forbidden 403...

Pls help to solve this problem...........

Thanks N Advance........

ArunPrasath.B

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RE: Web Site Publishing - 9.Dec.2007 12:11:22 PM

tshinder

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Where is the client?

Where is the ISA Firewall?

Where is the published Web site?

How is the Web Publishing Rule configured?

Tom

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RE: Web Site Publishing - 9.Dec.2007 10:21:35 PM

arunprasath

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hi,
Thanks for the reply, the ISA server and the client everything is in my local network only.I am asking you how to create a rule to publish a webpage in my local network, were IIS is installed in a system which is in local network( this system is not a ISA Sever) in that system(IIS installed) webpage is opening, but not in all other systems inthe local network.

How to create the Rule to make it works.....

Thanks N Advance

Arun Prasath.b

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RE: Web Site Publishing - 10.Dec.2007 11:48:42 AM

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If the clients are on the same ISA Firewall Network as the Web server, then the clients should be using Direct Access to the Web server. They should'nt be bouncing back off the ISA Firewall.

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Tom

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RE: Web Site Publishing - 10.Dec.2007 10:13:29 PM

arunprasath

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Hi,
If they not comes under the ISA network then they can't able to browse, so they should be also in the same network and that webpage also be work is there is any rule like that to make it works....

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arun prasath.b

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RE: Web Site Publishing - 11.Dec.2007 10:00:45 AM

tshinder

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What is the source ISA Firewall Network?

What is the destination ISA Firewall Network?

For information on ISA Firewall Networks:

http://isaserver.org/articles/2004isafirewallnetworks.html

HTH,
Tom

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