Re: Regulation of the websites access

Man are we stubborn aren't we?

Although the article is indeed for ISA2004 the same procedure applies to
ISA2000. The redirect feature functions exactly the same. Did you even
bother to verify whether maybe the concepts from that article were
applicable to ISA2000 as well?

Check this out:
http://tinyurl.com/bbvmq ,
specifically the "Action" paragraph, that reads:

<begin quote>

Site and content rules can either allow or deny access to specific sites. If
access is denied, then for Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) objects, the
request can be redirected to an alternate Uniform Resource Locator
(URL)-typically a page on an internal server-explaining why access is
denied.

When you specify the destination to which to redirect the request, you can
specify a whole different location by typing http:// and then the URL of the
location to which to redirect the request.

When access is denied, ISA Server sends the URL specified here to the Web
browser client. The client Web browser then tries to access the object from
the destination to which ISA Server redirected.

For example, suppose a site and content rule denies access to
http://example.microsoft.com/, redirecting requests for this site to
http://widgets.microsoft.com/accessdenied.htm. When a client requests an
object on http://example.microsoft.com/, ISA Server denies the request, and
returns http://widgets.microsoft.com/accessdenied.htm to the client. The
client then requests http://widgets.microsoft.com/accessdenied.htm.

<end quote>





"AKG" <AKG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:83B8193C-BC98-4FDB-9238-35BCEC8E7B04@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Dear Virgil
>
> I am sorry to forget to mention that I am using ISA 2000 on SBS 2003
> platform. While the article is related to ISA 2004, which is not that
> relevant.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> AKG
>
> "ZVR" wrote:
>
>> AKG,
>>
>> You need to read my previous post again. It provides precisely the answer
>> to
>> your question, that is, how to redirect the user to an intranet web page
>> when the access is denied. Also it does not seem that you went through
>> the
>> article from MS otherwise I think everything would have been clear by
>> now.
>>
>> Virgil
>>
>>
>>
>> "AKG" <AKG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:20556AE0-BAF5-4556-B508-1241CB8D52DE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Dear Virgil
>> >
>> > I think that I could not clarify the question properly. It is like
>> > this:
>> >
>> > Deny access is working fine. Only I wanted to know that when access to
>> > a
>> > site is denied, clients (Win XP and Win 98 both) get a
>> > password confirmation window asking for user name and password. In case
>> > of
>> > win 98 it asks for domain name also.
>> >
>> > Is there anyway to get rid of this window? or direct him/her to some
>> > other
>> > internal destination?
>> >
>> > Thanks in advance.
>> >
>> > AKG
>> >
>> > "ZVR" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Your best bet about this is to use specific 'Deny' rules that redirect
>> >> users
>> >> to a certain webpage on your Intranet (listing your Internet access
>> >> policies
>> >> for example), instead of using exceptions to the 'Allow' rules. Place
>> >> the
>> >> 'Deny' rules on top of the 'Allow' ones and you should be OK, provided
>> >> you
>> >> configure the "redirect if denied" option correctly.
>> >>
>> >> See the following example from MS that shows how to block access to a
>> >> specified destination (they use napster.com for the example but you
>> >> get
>> >> the
>> >> idea). Specifically, look at Method 1 in the article, step #15.
>> >> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;837447
>> >>
>> >> Virgil
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> "AKG" <AKG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> >> news:F956F95F-524D-4BD2-93DB-1F907D5702D8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >> > Dear All
>> >> >
>> >> > Hello
>> >> >
>> >> > I am regulating the access by using schedules and site content
>> >> > rules.
>> >> >
>> >> > But during the denial of access, clients (Win XP and Win 98 both)
>> >> > get a
>> >> > password confirmation window asking for user name and password. In
>> >> > case
>> >> > of
>> >> > win 98 it asks for domain name also.
>> >> >
>> >> > When the user gets this window, s/he suspects of access being denied
>> >> > and
>> >> > enquires about it.
>> >> >
>> >> > Is there anyway to get rid of this window? or direct him/her to some
>> >> > other
>> >> > intrnal destination?
>> >> >
>> >> > Thanks in advance
>> >> >
>> >> > AKG
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>


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