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Articles & Tutorials for March, 2004

Enabling the ISA Server 2004 VPN Server: Date - Mar 29, 2004; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Articles; The ISA Server 2004 VPN server changes the VPN remote access playing field by allowing you to control what protocols and servers to which VPN clients can connect. VPN client access controls can based on user credentials submitted when the client logged onto the VPN server. This enables you to create user groups that have access to a specific server using a specific protocol or set of protocols. You no long need to worry about your VPN clients browsing all the servers on the corporate network. The VPN client will only connect to the resources they require, and no others. The first step is to learn how to configure the ISA Firewall's VPN server component. Check out this article to find out how.
GFI DownloadSecurity to support Microsoft ISA Server 2004: Date - Mar 15, 2004; Author - GFI Software; Section - Site News; GFI announced that it will release an update to GFI DownloadSecurity for ISA Server 6 to support the ISA Server 2004. GFI DownloadSecurity is a content security product that handles the security risk of file downloads without resorting to blocking them all at firewall level. It content checks downloaded files for malicious content and viruses, and enables administrators to assert control over what files users download from HTTP and FTP sites.
ISA Server 2004: Supporting Both Basic and Forms-based Authentication with a Single External IP Address and Web Listener (v1.1): Date - Mar 11, 2004; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - General; one problem with the OWA forms-based authentication mechanism as implemented in ISA Server 2004 is that forms-based authentication and other forms of authentication are mutually exclusive on the same listener. This means if you enable forms-based authentication on a Web listener accepting incoming Web connections, then no other authentication method can be used. This is problematic for users who have only a single IP address bound to the external interface of the ISA Server 2004 firewall and need to publish both the OWA and Exchange Mobile Access sites (such as OMA, Active-Sync and Exchange RPC/HTTP. This article provides you with a powerful workaround.
WindowsNetworking.com - New Networking Site Launched: Date - Mar 09, 2004; Author - The Editor; Section - Site News; We are pleased to announce the launch of our latest site - WindowsNetworking.com - a site completely dedicated to Windows networking related topics such as setting up Windows NT/XP/2000/2003 networks, troubleshooting, connectivity and much more.
Creating IPSec Tunnel Mode Site to Site VPNs with ISA Server 2004 Firewalls: Date - Mar 08, 2004; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Tutorials / Configuration - Security; One of the things that drove many of us crazy about ISA Server 2000 firewalls was the lack of support for IPSec tunnel mode site to site VPN links. This was a major problem for ISA firewall administrators who wanted to bring ISA firewalls into the corporate network by placing one at a branch office. These firewall admins reasoned that if they could bring the ISA firewall into the branch office, they would be able to show off its strong application layer filtering and user/group based authentication, and then they’d be able to bring the ISA firewalls into the Main office. ISA 2004 firewalls fix this problem. Check inside to find out how!
Publishing Outlook Web Access (OWA) Sites using ISA Server 2004 Firewalls (v 1.1): Date - Mar 08, 2004; Author - Thomas Shinder; Section - Articles; ISA Server 2000 made it easy to publish Outlook Web Access (OWA) sites. With the help of ISA Server 2000 Feature Pack 1, an easy to use OWA publishing wizard walked you through the steps required to securely publish an OWA Web site. ISA Server 2004 builds on the successes of ISA Server 2000 and makes publishing OWA sites even easier. Check out this article to find out how!