Re: ISA port filtering

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Me again. Forgot to mention - there is no router on this network. This is
what makes is not so fun.

ck3116 wrote:
Hello, All,

I am a tech at a software company and I manage clients' websites. I've come
across a client that has their network behind an ISA firewall. In order to
set them up properly and offer them the capabilities to access my webservers,
I need to open up port 80 (or any port) but with IP restrictions so it is not
open to the world. I've never worked with an ISA server and understand this
is quite complicated. I don't mind. Can someone point me to the right
direction? I've seen some info about publishing but nothing really detailed.
Any ideas?

Here is what I need to do....

Open up a port for inbound and outbound access to the internet with
restrictions to only allow my webserver IP range to get through to the
Servers files and services. There is a windows service I installed on their
server that needs to 'push' out data to our webserver. So I need a port
routed to and from their public server IP.

Any help is greatly appreciated!
.

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