Authentication Problem
- From: "Steve Amiro" <joe@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 14:38:58 -0400
Hi,
I want to enable authtentication feature on a ISA 2000 server installed on a
Win2k SP4 member server part of a Wink2 Domain but experience the following:
- The default Allow All rule which is already there.
- I created a Site and Content rules for a specific user group and want to
disable the Allow All rule in order to "control" the anonymous access. Let's
call it DirectorsAccess Rule
- I added a Windows update Site and Content rules linked to a Destination
Set which will allow anonymous software to get updated files like Windows
Updates, AVG Anti-Virus, Adobe Reader, Adaware and so on... Let' call it
WindowsUpdate
-Finally I have a Site and Content rules for another group of users which
deny everything but a Destination set list. This one is called
EmployesAccess.
If I enable authentication and it's exactly what I want to do (because I
already setup 2 other ISA servers that way before whitout any problem) , I
have this:
Windows Update doesn't work which means I can't update several softwares
with an anonymous connection. It seems not to allow anonymous connection
though it works fine when authentication is off ?!!?
The Directors and Employes Site and Content rules work just fine. This means
Directors can visit any site and employes are allowed only the ones defined
in the Destination Set list and can't go anywhere else.
If I disable the Allow All Site and Content rules, ISA keeps prompting for
username and password but seems not to recocnize domain users??? Even
anonymous??? So I have to keep it enabled...
So with authentication ON and Allow All enabled, WindowsUpdate Site and
Content rules doesn't work.
With authentication ON and Allow All OFF, ISA keeps prompting for
authentication any connection out.
With authentication OFF and Allow All OFF, ISA keeps prompting for
authentication any connection out.
It's seems obvious the problem is the authentication process but how can I
check that? hit what tools? I mean it seems that it doesn't recocnize domain
users but the server is part of the domain and like I said, I did that kind
of setup twice before and it was working fine. I know that I first have to
check the authentication process between the ISA server and the Domain
server but how?
Thanks in advance.
Steve amirault
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