Re: trouble creating policy to access port on internal nic?
- From: "A. Klimkin" <nothanks at microsoft.com>
- Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 12:09:12 +0400
Assuming the Netop host is listening on tcp/6502 you should configure the
following policy elements on your ISA server:
1. Custom protocol definition as follows:
Name: Netop
Primary connections: 6502 - TCP - Outbound
Secondary connections: <none>
2. Access rule as follows:
Action: Allow
Protocols: Netop
From: Internal
To: Localhost
Users: All users
Make sure this access rule is on top of the firewall policies list. That's
all.
Regards,
Andrew
"Les Caudle" <very@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:kb50d2heabf572nmk0dch38c12qitgm50h@xxxxxxxxxx
I have Netop remote control installed on ISA 2004, listening to the
internal ip
address on tcp port 6502. I was able to access it from another box on my
local
network before I installed ISA 2004.
In the firewall log, I can see that port 6502 is being denied with the
defualt
rule. The with Source Network: internal and Destination Network:
localHost,
port 6502, unidentified ip traffic.
I created a firewall policy that allowed ports 6502-6503 for tcp (receive
then
send) and UDP 6502-6503 receive/send. with From/Listener: Internal and To:
LocalHost.
However, I get the same Denied - default rule in the firewall log.
Where am I going wrong? This seems like it should be a no brainer. Just
follow
the firewall log and create a policy?
--
Thanks in advance, Les Caudle
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