Re: Passthrough for ISA Proxy - passthrough
- From: "Noob" <jmacdonald@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 10 Jan 2007 10:01:27 -0800
Phillip Windell wrote:
1. Make sure that the machine is a Domain Member so ISA can authenticate
the users against Active Directory
1. This server is in the domain
We have to be specific here. There really isn't a such thing as "in" a
Domain,...it has to specifically be a Member of the Domain,...it needed to
be that way preferably before the ISA software was installed on the machine.
1. The server is a member of the domain. The OS is 2k3 standard.
>> 2. Make sure the Rules use specific user objects. Do not use "All
Users" in any of the Rules.
2. Do I have to manualy add them in? Can I use All Authentacated Users?
Yes, you could,...but you are much much better off to either create a Group
in AD for this or add users individualy to the User Object. In either case
you still have to create the User Object first, then add either a Group or
the Users individually. The "All Authenticated Users" is simply a User
Object that already existes in ISA by default,...but it is too broad.
2. Ok,
A. Added the Group of the users that I would like to monitor in the AD.
B. I have changed all users in the firewall policy to just the group
that I created on the domain.
C. I have "To" set to internal/local host, and "From" set to Internal
D. On Networks > Internal > Web Proxy > Authentication I have
integrated and require all users to authenticate checked.
This seems to be working now with out the users being prompted. This
should give me the information that I wanted right? <user name and
where they went>
Thank you for the links btw. they REALLY helped get a base of
information.
~Noob
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