Re: ISA VPN Accessing Mapped Drives
- From: "Jim Harrison \(ISA SE\)" <jmharr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 15:23:17 -0700
Those aren't rules; they're "ports".
Exactly how are these applied to the ISA policies you created for the VPN
connections?
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"Frank" <Frank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have an 04 ISA STD serving vpn clients on IPSec.
When all ports are opened, I obviously have no problems accessing file
servers.
When my VPN rules are applied (shown below) I experience logon prompts for
file server access and very slow performance from file shares. Most of my
*.exe files don't populate the icon and can't seem to get all of the file
across the vpn.
VPN Firewall Rules (Did I miss something???)
139 TCP
445 TCP
445 UDP
53 TCP
53 UDP
80 TCP
443 TCP
636 TCP
464 TCP
464 UDP
88 TCP
88 UDP
135 TCP
138 UDP
137 UDP
139 TCP
1723 TCP
389 TCP
25 TCP
Since this has ISA 04, I have a reverse rule as well from VPN clients to
Internal server >Internal servers to VPN clients.
Did I miss something?
Thanks, you guys are the best!
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