QUESTION POSED ON: 09 June 2003
I have set up a tri-homed system (three network cards) using ISA Server. I have subnetted public IP addresses with public addresses on public and DMZ cards. The private address is on a LAN card. The LAT looks fine (private addresses only). I had the ISP config router to forward IP addresses on subnet (DMZ address range) to ISA Server public address on Internet (public) card.
I have carefully followed instructions (mainly from Tom Shinder's book, ISA Server and Beyond). I have enabled IP routing and filtering within ISA. I can access servers on the DMZ from the private LAN OK. However, I have set up packet filters to allow public access to the DMZ (demilitarized zone), but this is not working. I have tried over and over again on two different servers.
Do I need to do anything within Windows 2000 (e.g., set up routing somehow)? Do I need to do anything within RRAS? Do I need to set up any static routes within 2000? Does the type of LAN cards I am using have any bearing? I have tried all I can think of but am having no success.
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