Re: How to disable all applications by default
- From: "Jim Harrison \(MSFT\)" <jmharr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 17:57:58 -0800
Sorry - this isn't possible.
The Firewall client is designed to be an "enabler".
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"KT" <KT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:416A97B4-2C42-4157-AFFE-09BCA56FE1D5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Yes by default ISA's firewall policy will deny all by default.
Sorry I should have made myself clearer.
We have a rule in the firewall policy that allows our Internal network to be
able to access the Internet (External) via HTTP.
Now when using the firewall client this rule allows any application to
access the Internet via HTTP even if it is not listed in the application
settings under the Firewall Client on the ISA server.
I want to be able to disable all applications by default and then only
enable specific ones that we want to access the Internet i.e. iexplore.exe
acrord32.exe realplayer etc.
Is this Possible ?? The ISA documentation from Microsoft is very limited
(unless I'm looking in the wrong place)
BTW - We are running Win 2003 Sp1 with ISA2004 SP2.
"Asher_N" wrote:
ISA is set to Deny All by default.
=?Utf-8?B?S1Q=?= <KT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:91477FB8-9B71-43D9-A0A2-B2B0487901AF@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
Hi - Is it possible to deny all applications access to the Internet by
default when using the Firewall client and ISA 2004 SP2 ??
I know you can disable individual applications but I want to be able
to deny all applications and only allow a handful of specific ones.
Thanks for your help.
Kurt.
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