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Just configured ISA, but no browsing.

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I've installed & configured ISA server on W2k member server with all service w2k SPs. On this dial-up server when I started to test it, I found the problem that it didn't browse any site. It connects to ISP but not browsing any site.

Every thing is configured right. The QOS packed scheduler & Network Driver services are also installed beside TCPIP.

Infact at the end of installation it displayed message to reinstall the IIS. Is it a conflict of Port 80 of IIS.

Every thing else is working at its default config. I've even tried to mention Gateway in LAN settings for it doesn't work

So plz suggest

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by jack republic

if u are trying to brows the internet from the isa server itself than u need to configure it to do so . by default u cant browse from isa server itself , open isa server snap in and navigate to
access policy check the site and content rules and make sure that there is arull there the same goes to protocol rules .in the ip packet filter you need to create a new rule that allow http trafic on port 80 to go out

by jim.kam

Even you had configure the DUN(Dial-up Connection) properly and the connection had been established, you won't be able to receive any data packet from the ISA server. By Default, ISA 2000 deny any data traffic. You would need to creat a protocol rules in order to get the data packet into the network.

Foller this step to creat a protocal rules.
1. Open ISA management mmc.
2. Select the 'Protocol Rule' folder under the 'Access Policy' node.
3. Click on the 'Creat A Protocol Rule' icon.
4. Create a Ptotocol Rule Name - any name you like and click next.
5. Select 'Allow' ratio button and click next.
6. Select 'All IP Tarffic' and clcik next.
7. Select 'Always' and click next.
8. Select 'Any Request' and click next.
9. Click Finish.

You can configure the protocol rules later if you want to set more restriction on the client.

# On the LAN setting in IE or Netscape which you point to the proxy server, use the ISA IP address or dns name. And most important that you use port:8080 instead of 80. Web publishing used port 80.

Last but not least, let learn together!

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