Proxy

In my organisation I have my ISA 2004 server placed in between my internal
Lan and the firewall.



LAN - ISA - Firewall - Router - Internet



All my Lan workstations will have their gateway point to the ISA server
internal LAN IP.



All workstaions IE browser have also set it proxy server to ISA server
internal LAN IP before it can surf the web.



All these has been running smoothly till recently my user alert me that, no
ISA server address is require to set at the workstaion IE browser, for them
to surf the web.



I am really puzzle on this, as I am not an expert on this area. Any one can
advise me on how to rectify this issue.




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