Seems my firewall is only using the internal NIC

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I have installed ISA 2004 on a box as a trial, not sure when this trial ends
but this it's in the next few weeks so i'm in the process of getting a
licence, can anyone tell me how I find out how long I have left on my Trial?

Anyways the reason I mention the above is incase it has anything to do with
the problem I have, I setup my Firewall using the back firewall template and
have two Gig cards in the machine called Internal and External.

It seems very slow when on the internet so I looked at the Nic's, the packet
activity is confuseing me and it seems only one interface is being used
(Internal): -

Internal Nic Status
Sent Packets: 90,872,924,503,298
Received: 6,403,156

External Nic Status
Sent Packets: 7,222
Received Packets: 14,735

Not sure what is going on here, as I say I used the template to set it up
and internet access is working but slow!

Anyone any ideas?
.

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