Re: 2 nics, isa, hw fwall
- From: patrick.pitre@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 11 Dec 2005 01:06:16 -0800
Your problem could be related to Network Address Translation (NAT): If
you have NAT enabled in ISA, that means that ISA is wrapping the data
packets with its' own info, then passing it to another firewall that
has NAT enabled as well. Firewalls are sometimes easily confused. Also,
are you using port forwarding (for access to specific internal hosts,
perhaps)? Which box is handling those chores? What do your routing
tables look like? You might have to make static entries into your
routing table(s). Posting your HW and ISA firewall configurations would
help, if possible.
Also, a TCP/IP packet sniffer might be helpful. There's a more than
capable sniffer built into Windows Server (Add/Remove Programs,
Components, Mgmt and Mon., Network Monitor Tools). There are many
third-party products as well, some of them are free and some of them
are very expensive. Putting a network device between the two firewalls
(or subnets), running various tests (ping, nslookup, etc.), and
analyzing what the TCP/IP packets are doing can be invaluable.
Good luck!
Patrick Pitre
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