Re: SBS ISA2004 allows all users internet access, why?
- From: "AllenM" <allen.miyake@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 14:13:55 -0700
and you have confirmed that only the SBS Internet Users are the only group
allowed in the SBS Internet Access Rule in ISA2004?
"Rich R" <RichR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1A62214F-855D-45D1-948F-39D44AEC70C8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> no, see, that's the point. ;)
>
> i HAD rules in place, SBS 2000 out of the box only allows members of the
> Internet Users to have access to the web proxy. that's the way i kept it,
> only senior members of staff were put into the INternet Users group, to
> stop
> marketing staff and part time staff browsing instead of selling.
>
> after the upgrade (done as per the MS instructions) it's now allowing
> everyone access, seemingly regardless of what rules i play with.
>
> the is just the web proxy i'm referring to, we dont use the firewall
> client,
> all other traffic from the workstations is blocked.
>
> does that explain my problem better? i know i rambled a bit!
>
> "AllenM" wrote:
>
>> Kind of a redundant question but if you have no rules applied to limit
>> internet access what difference does it make whether All User or SBS
>> Internet Users have internet access?
>> I had some issues with internet access after my ISA 2004 upgrade. I could
>> not get to the newsgroup via OE so I had to put All Users and remove
>> internet users from my SBS Internet Access Rule. I do not have limited
>> internet access applied to anyone so it didn't make a difference to me.
>> Check your users for the SBS Internet Access Rule.
>>
>>
>> "Rich R" <RichR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:0BE9D7E3-3C36-4ECA-A693-5D6F68C7AACE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > hi,
>> >
>> > i've upgraded our SBS 2003 premium with SP1 using the disks purchased
>> > from
>> > microsoft.
>> >
>> > after removing the 40 connections limit which created carnage with our
>> > network, why this is default on SBS i'll never know, i've found that
>> > now
>> > all
>> > users of the network can browse the internet, as opposed to the SBS
>> > Internet
>> > users only as it was before the upgrade.
>> >
>> > i consider myself very knowledgable on these things, but for the life
>> > of
>> > me
>> > i can identify what's causing this to happen.
>> >
>> > weird things i've noticed - all my custom rules got amened to TCP
>> > 0-65534,
>> > applied to all users. not a successful conversion! anyhow, i've tried
>> > disabling them and then removing them to no avail, still everyone has
>> > access.
>> >
>> > since i didnt install this from scratch (i.e it's an SBS upgrade) then
>> > i'm
>> > not familiar with the "start locked down and open from there". this
>> > interface
>> > doesnt make much sense to me at this time, and its a live system where
>> > (relevent) people need access to the internet pretty much all the time.
>> >
>> > so, what's the method /rule / policy that would allow only "SBS
>> > Internet
>> > Users" access to the web proxy?
>> >
>> > points to note: ISA server is on a single network adapter. currently an
>> > external firewall is in place to block access out. please dont lecture
>> > me
>> > about using ISA as a full firewall, i know, and i will change it after
>> > i've
>> > migrated from SBS. which wont happen until everything is stable.
>> >
>> > so to be clear, i'm only using it for controlled web proxy access and
>> > caching!
>> >
>> > i've not found anything on the web or support or help that documents
>> > this
>> > simple feature request.
>> >
>> > here's hoping someone can help here!
>> >
>> > cheers
>> > Rich R
>>
>>
>>
.
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