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ISA configuration block CD-rom access

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by ebvba

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I've setup ISA server 2000 on a W2k server.

After doing the 'ISA Server Security Configuration wizard' I've noticed that I can't access the CD-rom drive of my server over the network.

* This W2k server is the only server on the network and theISA software is only needed for caching purpose.

Does anybody know a complete list of security policys where I can disable/enable the CD-rom access over the network?

Thanks in advance.

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by rkelly

Use the security configuration utility to apply the defaultdc.inf file. This will set the security of your machine back to that of a standard domain controller and your CD rom will be available again.

By default an install of ISA installs the securedc.inf file to provide a higher level of security (it obvioulsy assumes that you will be using it as a firewall).

by shanghai sam

Thanks, better late then never.
I've noticed that the securedc.inf was applyed and I've applyed a modified basicdc.inf.

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