Re: No ISA, No User logon, how to control user internet?
- From: "Steve Foster [SBS MVP]" <steve.foster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 06:49:36 -0700
skippy wrote:
Acctually my SBS 2003 was Premium R2 which is have ISA Server included. But
I've decide to not installed to my server because:
1. Allmost my user, use XP Home Ed in their computer. Therefore they cannot
login to my server, and off course I cannot control their connection to
Internet (Am I right?)
Assuming your SBS with ISA has 2 nics in and is working properly, and the client machines are attached to the LAN side of the SBS, you can still control access with ISA, even though the clients are running XP Home. Once they've saved SBS credentials against their local account(s), IE and the Firewall Client should both pass along the saved credentials.
Of course, in an SBS environment the workstations should be XP Pro, rather than XP Home (by definition XP *HOME* is unsuitable for an office environment).
2. ISA Server have a many problem in my server, which is previously I admit
my problem in this newsgroup forum.
Please give me your suggestion.
I'd go back and review the solutions given to your original ISA questions. If those didn't help you resolve your ISA issues, I'd post fresh questions. If you've removed ISA and are planning to reinstall it, make sure you follow the instructions on the Premium disc.
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