ISA 2004 Logging and Reporting

We have 2 ISA 2004 server participating in an array on our intranet.
When I view the daily Array Reports, I see that the top web user is
always an AD account that doesn't exist.

The user account is the name of ONE of the ISA server computers with a
"$" appended to the end of it. Below is an example of the Top Web
User that I see in my daily reports:

"domain_name\isa_computer_name$".

The other ISA Server computer name in the array does not show up in
the reports like this one does.

What does this account do? Where is it coming from?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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