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Why can I telnet to ISA Server from outside when Telnet... - 28.Jun.2001 5:17:00 AM

nathan

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Joined: 13.Mar.2001
From: Clifton Springs, Vic, Australia
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Hi,

This is getting worse.

I just posted a message about POP. This could be related.

I can FTP and Telnet to our site when no FTP or Telnet publishing rules
exist.

When I do publish a rule that is to be forwarded to another server, ISA
answers the response and uses its own Telnet and FTP services.

I am beginning to think that the POP problem I had was because the ISA
server is trying to answer the response and no POP server exists. That might
account for the 127.0.0.1 in the log. (See previous post.)

I am using a Dialup link, with ISA using SP2

TIA

Nathan Simpson

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RE: Why can I telnet to ISA Server from outside when Te... - 29.Jun.2001 3:02:00 PM

tshinder

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Joined: 10.Jan.2001
From: Texas
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Hi Nathan,

Same deal here. Do these things from an external client, and not an internal client.

Also, make sure the interfaces on the ISA Server are configured correctly. There's not much you can do with the external interface because IPCP will assign the appropriate information, but make sure the internal interface is configured correct.

Check out Jim Harrison's article in the Learning Zone for more information on this.

HTH,
Tom

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