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From: Wayne, NJ, USA
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How do I stop these people using the proxy without identifing themselves?
I have three IPs set for unlimited access (macintoshs) but every other address should not work without being a Domain Member, but if I look in the Sessions list, I see about 25% anonymous users.
Some of these show the same IP as a validated user further down the list (such as myself). I want to make sure all access is logged to the login name, and these anonymous connections are told to identify themselves (and not to kill the macs access)
Remova all anonymous access. Allow access to specific users/groups only. OR Force authentication via ' ask authentication for unidentified users' in outgoing web listner.
Posts: 17
Joined: 27.Jan.2003
From: Wayne, NJ, USA
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This would work fine, but now my Macs can't access the internet - their authentication fails and cause all kinds of problems in their browsers like broken images and "general protection fault" type crashes.
I put them on SOCKS and now they can access everything except HTTP as I have that re-directed through the Web Proxy for permissions.
If I set the HTTP Redirector to go right to the destination site, everyone can install proxy client, leave their LAN settings options blank and get unlimited access on the internet with no authentication!
Someone must have a secure trackable way to allow Macs on the ISA server without opening the server right up.
Is it possible to have a different IP for Mac access via ISA server on the same server machine?
Use client address sets instead of user based authentication. Remove the "ask for authentication" checkmark, and make sure that all site and content rules require user/group authentictation or a client address address set to access.
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I have tried this method, and it works, but half the entries in the logs then say Anonymous for my regular non-mac users, the only way to tell them apart is by their IP.