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Anyone have any experience with setting up ISA server in integrated mode or in cache mode outside a sonicwall? I have tried automatic proxy forwarding to the ISA server through the sonicwall with limited success. The cache setup running internally doesn't seem work nearly as well as running in integrated mode. Can I trust ISA as a firewall? Does anyone use ISA as a cache server? Any tips on configuring for cache only on internal network. Thanks
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several of my clients do have isa server. You can trust it and verify the installation at www.grc.com and look up the shields test page. Of course a hardware firewall is better.
I have experience with both, but using them seperately, not together or chained.
My suggestion is to use the sonic firewall first and behind that firewall the ISA server , in integrated mode (I was toying with that thought, but never implemented it).
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