Windows Server - Publishing Sharepoint Server In DMZ
Asked By Darre
05-Sep-07 11:00 AM
Hi,
I have ISA 2006 Enterprise edition setup with 3 NIC's, LAN, DMZ and Internet
it all seems to work OK so far.
I have Sharepoint published to the Internet from the DMZ and to the LAN from
the DMZ and can access the pages from the internet and the LAN.
My question is I have 3 seperate network rules setup which tell traffic from
the:
LAN To DMZ to Route traffic
DMZ to LAN to NAT traffic
Internet To DMZ to NAT traffic
Does this sound correct or do I have to many network rules?
Thanks for your help.
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Jim Harrison \(ISA SE\) replied...
You have two conflicting rules:
LAN To DMZ to Route traffic
DMZ to LAN to NAT traffic
Route is a bi-directional definition, while NAT is uni-directional.
Pick one or the other, but not both.
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Jim Harrison (ISA SE)
This posting implies no warranty and confers no rights.
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Hi,
I have ISA 2006 Enterprise edition setup with 3 NIC's, LAN, DMZ and Internet
it all seems to work OK so far.
I have Sharepoint published to the Internet from the DMZ and to the LAN from
the DMZ and can access the pages from the internet and the LAN.
My question is I have 3 seperate network rules setup which tell traffic from
the:
LAN To DMZ to Route traffic
DMZ to LAN to NAT traffic
Internet To DMZ to NAT traffic
Does this sound correct or do I have to many network rules?
Thanks for your help.
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