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2nd external network - 9.Oct.2007 5:12:15 AM

tsundboe

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I have an ISA 2006 witch have 4 Network adapters, internal, DMZ external1 and external2. I don�t have any routers in front of my ISA. The purpose for the external2 network is to set up a wireless router to access internet for guests an also use VPN to gain access to our local network. We will also set up some IP equipment that we produce ourselves. The wireless and VPN and all the IP equipment is working well. If I put a second IP address or use the default on the external2 network and shall publish a terminal server or internal SharePoint site. This doesn�t work. I can ping the additional IP address but can�t publish anything on it. I have set up and access rule from external1 to eksternal2. I have also two network rules. External1 to external2 and external2 to DMZ. Do I have to set up some additional network rules or access rules to make this work or is this configuration not supported?

Terje

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RE: 2nd external network - 9.Oct.2007 7:23:16 AM

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What you want to do is create a Wireless DMZ. Check out my article on this site on how to do that.

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RE: 2nd external network - 16.Oct.2007 9:14:57 AM

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I have followed you Wireless DMZ tutorial. It looks that I have exactly the same problem as I had with my previous network. When I put an IP on the wireless DMZ interface and publish a terminal server on this ip it won�t connect. It is blocked by the default rule. The strange thing is that the source network is external and destination is local host. I have another terminal server published on the external network interface witch is working as it should do. When I look at the log when connecting to this server the destination network is internal. Have I missed a network rule or relation ship here?

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RE: 2nd external network - 16.Oct.2007 9:52:29 AM

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In my article, in order to reach the product network, you had to use a VPN connection. Did you set that up?

Tom

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