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Articles & Tutorials for September, 2004

Amy Babinchak’s ISA/SBS Series: How to Synchronize SBS2003 Premium with an External Time Source
Date - Sep 30, 2004
Author - Amy Babinchak
Section - Articles
Is the Windows Time Service on the SBS server giving you headaches? If so, Amy Babinchak has the cure! Check out this article for detailed advice on how to configure the SBS Windows Time Service and the ISA firewall to allow Time Service access to Internet Time Servers
Configure ISA to enable a DNS intrusion detection filter
Date - Sep 29, 2004
Author - Ricky M. Magalhaes
Section - Tutorials / Configuration - General
This article will focus on the capabilities of ISA when enabling intrusion detection and the importance thereof.
Using the Browser on the ISA Firewall (2004)
Date - Sep 24, 2004
Author - Thomas Shinder
Section - Articles
One of the most popular requests I see on the ISAserver.org Web boards and mailing list is "how do I use the browser on my ISA firewall". This is a painful question for me to hear. In an ideal firewall security environment, you would never use the Web browser on the firewall. However, I work through my pain in this article and show you how to run IE on the ISA firewall itself.
Opening MSN through ISA server
Date - Sep 23, 2004
Author - Ricky M. Magalhaes
Section - Articles
In this tutorial I will show you how to open ISA up so that MSN can pass through it and so that you can communicate with other MSN clients on the internet. Please bear in mind that MSN should not be opened up if there is any chance of abuse that can take place, whilst using it you can potentially put your organization at risk.
Configuring Remote Access VPN Servers in a Back to Back ISA Firewall Configuration
Date - Sep 19, 2004
Author - Thomas Shinder
Section - Articles
Want to publish your PPTP, L2TP/IPSec, and IPSec tunnel mode VPN servers using the new ISA firewall? No problem! Check out this article for the details on how to do it today. Guess what? The VPN server you publish doesn't even need to be a Windows VPN server! Find out how to do it here.
Configuring DHCP and DNS for ISA automatic discovery
Date - Sep 15, 2004
Author - Ricky M. Magalhaes
Section - Tutorials / Configuration - General
In this tutorial I will highlight the advantages of having automatic configuration of your ISA web proxy and firewall clients. In a rollout of more than 50 clients this can prove as an incredible time saver helping you to roll out as soon as a user logs into a machine that has internet explorer already preinstalled.
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Date - Sep 09, 2004
Author - The Editor
Section - Site News
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Strong Outbound Access Control using the ISA Firewall (2004): Using Scripts to Populate URL Sets and Domain Name Sets
Date - Sep 08, 2004
Author - Thomas Shinder
Section - Articles
One of the ISA firewall’s strong suits is its exceptional stateful application layer inspection. In addition to performing the basic task of stateful filtering (which even a simple ‘hardware’ firewall can do), the ISA firewall’s strong application layer inspection feature set allows the ISA firewall to actually understand the protocols passing though the firewall. In contrast to traditional second generation hardware firewalls, the ISA firewall represents a third generation firewall that is not only network aware, but application protocol aware. This article shows you how to leverage the ISA firewalls stateful application layer inspection by using an automated approach to populating Domain Name Sets and URL Sets using scripts.
Allowing Intradomain Communications through the ISA Firewall (2004)
Date - Sep 06, 2004
Author - Thomas Shinder
Section - Articles
The new ISA firewall’s enhanced support for directly attached DMZs has led to a lot of questions on how to allow intradomain communications through the ISA firewall from one network to another. This is a great question because you can now create multiple directly attached perimeter networks and allow controlled access to and from those perimeter networks. You can now safely put domain member machines on these DMZ segments to support a variety of new scenarios, such as dedicated network services segments that enforce domain segmentation. This article shows you have to create an Access Rule that allows the required protocols through the ISA firewall.
Network Behind A Network (2004) - v1.1
Date - Sep 05, 2004
Author - Thomas Shinder
Section - Articles
A lot of ISA firewall admins are having a tough time wrapping their heads around the network behind a Network concept. Clint Denham takes the veil off this mysterious concept and help us get our network within a Network configurations up and running.

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