Explanation: The Web server refused the connection, possibly because a service on the upstream server is inactive.
Technical Information (for support personnel)
Error Code 10061: Connection refused Background: When the gateway or proxy server contacted the upstream (Web) server, the connection was refused. This usually results from trying to connect to a service that is inactive on the upstream server.
In reading an article on this, I found that DNS points at port 80 and DHC points at whatever port ISA is using. We use port 8080 so why is all the traffic going to port 80?
If this is not fixable, is there any way to tell it to stop logging that one request?
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I don't get what you're after. Do you want to fix the reason for the error or do you just want it not to log? If you fix it, then it will log success instead of failure, so the second obective would never be reached. If you don't want to see it in the log, just set a filter to hide it.
Why did you change to WPAD port from 80 to 8080? How are you serving up WPAD, by DNS or DHCP? Are you actually using WPAD or is this just accidental?
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I'd love to fix it! The only reason I mentioned the logging part was - if it was not fixable- I wanted to turn off logging of the probem.
With that said, I have the DHCP thingy turned on (252) and pointing to port 8080. I did find an entry DNS that was set a logn time ago. I just killed the DNS entry after reading it can only point at port 80.
Also, if it means anything, none of the XP machines do this....only the Server 2003 (SP1) machines make the inquiry.
They are teminal servers and one domain contoller. Their IP's are static and the FWC has been told not to autodetect the ISA server....is name is entred manually.