ISA 2004 - How to allow Guest and Client access from wireless
- From: "Mike Webb" <Mike_Webb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2007 10:57:42 -0500
Running SBS 2003 Premium SP2, SQL, Exchange, ISA 2004, WSUS 3.0, 2 NICs and
a router, dynamic IP, DDNS service through dyndns.org, Symantec Backup Exec
11d, managed switch D-Link DES 3828 (802.1Q capable), 5 Access Points -
D-Link DWL-2200AP's (802.1Q capable), and the internal NIC is also 802.1Q
capable.
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I'm in over my head so thought it best to ask for advice than "experiment".
Goal: Using my wireless access points (AP's), provide guests and visitors
internet ONLY access, and employees, temp. workers LAN access.
Background: Purchased and installed 5 AP's - one hard-wired to switch and it
"talks" with the other 4 in our outer buildings. Purchased and installed a
managed switch as it can do VLAN's. Created 4 VLAN's - (1) has all ports and
used for management, (2) has only Port 2 (internal NIC), for internet
access, (3), has all ports except Port 5 (which is checked "Forbidden") for
my LAN, and (4) has ports 2 and 5 for the wireless side.
The AP's are capable of using VLAN's and Multiple SSID's (up to 3 of them
for Guests). The AP's can be configured for all the usual security modes.
I have exchanged many emails and phone calls with D-Link's tech support to
learn and set up the switch and VLAN's. I was told this morning (by their
tech support) that, because I have only a single VLAN for wireless, I need
to set a rule in ISA 2004 to finalize what my goal is.
I admit to being "scared" to set or change rules in ISA without a good grasp
of SPECIFICALLY what I need to do. That's why I thought I'd ask. I don't
know, through my inexperience, how to mentally frame the problem and then
the solution, in terms I can tanslate into an ISA rule.
Has someone out there been through this before, and be willing to lend some
advice and lessons-learned?
Many thanks in advance!!
--
Mike Webb
Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc.
a 501 (c)(3) conservation non-profit organization
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