My computer has ISA 2006 installed on it, when i'm surfing to the web (http/s) with it. it takes the request (e.g. www.cnn.com sport = 1111) and bridge the request from inside the isa server meaning that the isa is starting a new request to www.cnn.com in a new port.
my problem is that i need to keep the original port of the request.
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My computer has ISA 2006 installed on it, when i'm surfing to the web (http/s) with it. it takes the request (e.g. www.cnn.com sport = 1111) and bridge the request from inside the isa server meaning that the isa is starting a new request to www.cnn.com in a new port.
Yep. But it is not "bridging" that is a Layer2 function performed by Switched,...it is "proxying",...that is what proxying is, that's what it does, that is even definition of "to proxy" implies,..."to do something on behalf of something else".
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my problem is that i need to keep the original port of the request. IS IT POSSIBLE??
There is no situation where I can think of a reason for what you say you need to actually be true. I think you misunderstand what you need or are using an incorrect approach to a solution,..or both.