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Articles & Tutorials for June, 2002

The Mystery of the Zip File that Won't Block: Date - Jun 30, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Miscellaneous; Are you having problems blocking file types? Do those .zip and .exe files still come down the ISA Server pike in spite of you blocking access to those files through Site and Content Rules? Check out this article and see if the answer to your problem lies within
Tom Shinder's ISA Server Questions of the Week: Date - Jun 27, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - General; This week we look at name resolution for Exchange RPC Publishing, issues with switching ISPs, multiple external interfaces on the ISA Server and how to fix a corrupted Web Proxy cache.
Configuring ISA Server Arrays: Date - Jun 26, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - General; Are you ready for some heavy-duty, high-performance, caching? Then you need to create an enterprise, caching array. Creating one isn't as easy as you might think! Kai Wilke and I walk you through the procedure so that you'll get it right the first time, every time!
Publishing Windows 2000 Terminal Services to a Non-Standard Port: Date - Jun 25, 2002; Author - Steve Moffat; Section - Tutorials / Publishing; Terminal Services publishing allows you to access internal network Terminal Servers over the Internet. This is great! But for security reasons, you might want to change the default port number. In this article Steve Moffat gives you a step by step that will allow you to make short work out of publishing your Terminal Servers.
14120 Errors; Discussion and Solution: Date - Jun 21, 2002; Author - Jim Harrison; Section - Articles; THe dreaded 14120 error; it's caused much grief in the ISA Server community. What is it and what can be done about it? All theses and more will be answered in tomorrow's Jerry Springer show, but for now, you can read this article...
New 'Print Article' feature!: Date - Jun 19, 2002; Author - The Editor; Section - Site News; Thank you for the positive and constructive feedback on the new design and functionality of ISAserver.org! Following numerous requests for printable versions of our articles, we have actioned this suggestion. Just click on 'Printable Version' which now appears at the top of each article and a window will launch with the page appropriately formatted for printing.
Using the Exchange RPC Filter to Publish Microsoft Exchange: Date - Jun 19, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Publishing; We're all used to publishing our Exchange Servers using the SMTP and POP3 protocols. But have you considered Exchange RPC publishing? Its very cool and will make your users think you're a hero. Check it out!
VPN Client Security Part 1: Split Tunneling Issues: Date - Jun 15, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - Security; You've implemented a ISA/VPN Server to allow secure remote connections to your internal network. While you might have configured your VPN Server in a secure manner, what about your VPN clients? In this article I'll talk about important issues regarding VPN client configuration and how it impacts network security.
Basic visual Monitoring using ISA MMC: Date - Jun 11, 2002; Author - Ricky M. Magalhaes; Section - Tutorials / General Guides and Articles; This new Tutorial will cover using the built in features of ISA to monitor connections, services, publishing and other aspects of ISA
Protect Your Network with GFI MailSecurity: Date - Jun 11, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - Security; Looking for a good mail filtering solution? Sure you could use the SMTP Message Screener, but if you're serious about mail security, you've got to check this product out!
Configuring VPN Access in a Back to Back ISA Server Environment: Date - Jun 05, 2002; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - Security; VPNs have been a topic of growing interest for the last couple years. However, since the tragic events in New York City in September of 2001, the subject has become red-hot. Why? Business and network managers now have a greater awareness that the weakest link in any design, whether it be a network or a business, is too high a level of centralization. Distributed systems are highly fault tolerant and difficult to bring down, while centralized systems can be brought to their knees with a single blow.