Open ports in ISA after PIX...
From: Gary (myemail_at_mybusiness.com)
Date: 04/08/04
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Date: Thu, 08 Apr 2004 00:01:52 GMT
Hi,
Well, I banged my head long enough. We recently had a PIX installed outside
the ISA server perimeter. It's still in Integrated mode, though it was
logging constant 14120 (I think that's it) errors, so I realized that the
PIX guy had disabled one of the NIC's so essentially packet filtering was
null and void! So, I turned off packet filtering.
Anyway, we needed to open access up to port 8051 on a website, and when we
create the protocol definition and protocol rule (in any number of
combinations; 8051 with secondary connections; one inbound and one outbound
definition, etc.) and we cannot get this site to work! In the past, opening
ports on ISA worked just fine. Now does anyone know if disabling packet
filtering would affect the ability to open ports? The PIX guy has checked
and insists that it's not being restricted through the PIX.
The site is https://massrevs.eds.com:8051/
We get a blank page. Outside the network, it loads fine.
I have tried this on machines with and without the firewall client, but
it's just a TCP port. I didn't try SecureNAT client, but I figure that
won't work, because it's no longer multihomed.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Gary
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