> You can set your internal and external ipadresses.
> Make all ipaddresses internal

Do you mean that I should add all possible addresses to the LAT?
So let's say there is one particular computer on the internet from
which I want to surf the internet through the ISA proxy server. The
steps are
1. Add the computer's IP address to the LAT.
2. Configure the computer's IE proxy setting to the ISA server's
address.
Is this what you are saying? If so, I think I am missing something
because I tried doing this and it did not work. Any other ideas?

Add the IP from the external interface to LAT.

Andrei Ungureanu
ROMPETROL

"|-|E/-D//OU||D" wrote in message
news:7b6bb63.0306242126.2bfcd03@posting.google.com ...
> > You can set your internal and external ipadresses.
> > Make all ipaddresses internal
>
> Do you mean that I should add all possible addresses to the LAT?
> So let's say there is one particular computer on the internet from
> which I want to surf the internet through the ISA proxy server. The
> steps are
> 1. Add the computer's IP address to the LAT.
> 2. Configure the computer's IE proxy setting to the ISA server's
> address.
> Is this what you are saying? If so, I think I am missing something
> because I tried doing this and it did not work. Any other ideas?

> Add the IP from the external interface to LAT.
>
> Andrei Ungureanu
> ROMPETROL

Thanks.
So these are the steps?
1. Add ip address of proxy client to LAT
2. Add IP address of external NIC of ISA server to LAT
3. Configure IE on proxy client to use ISA server as proxy
And that's it?
Tried this, still not working.

Here's another question. The proxy server's clients are all out on the
internet, so there is no "real" internal side of the server. Since the
"internal" and "external" sides of my ISA server are both on the
internet, can I get away with using only one network connection? Or
must I have one connection to the internet for the proxy client
requests ("internal") and another connection via which the server will
retrieve the web pages ("external")?

Install ISA in "Cache Mode". You will need only one NIC.

Andrei Ungureanu
ROMPETROL

"|-|E/-D//OU||D" wrote in message
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> > Add the IP from the external interface to LAT.
> >
> > Andrei Ungureanu
> > ROMPETROL
>
> Thanks.
> So these are the steps?
> 1. Add ip address of proxy client to LAT
> 2. Add IP address of external NIC of ISA server to LAT
> 3. Configure IE on proxy client to use ISA server as proxy
> And that's it?
> Tried this, still not working.
>
> Here's another question. The proxy server's clients are all out on the
> internet, so there is no "real" internal side of the server. Since the
> "internal" and "external" sides of my ISA server are both on the
> internet, can I get away with using only one network connection? Or
> must I have one connection to the internet for the proxy client
> requests ("internal") and another connection via which the server will
> retrieve the web pages ("external")?