ISA 2004 Problems

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ISA 2004 Problems

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First of all; I searched for it a bit on the forum, but I can't find the answer. So that's why I will post the question right here. The following situation is causing problems. I have two domains; ADMIN and CURSIS. These are working fine, they have connections with there cliënts and everything.

But what ever I do, the connection with the server where ISA 2004 must get on has NO connection. The network adapters are saying that it works but I can not ping towards the ISA from ADMIN nor CURSIS. The otherway around has the same result.

So the Question is:
Does someone know the solution of this problem ? The cards are connected just right. So they should work. You think...
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Post by jc_hans »

ISA has NIC 0 and 2
ADMIN has 0 and 1
CURSIS has 2 and 3

the ip's are in the same range and subnet as it is supposed to be. exact details I will post later.

thnx ahead.
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Post by jc_hans »

I have tested it like this right now:

ISA_SVR01: Internal Network 1
ADM_SVR01: Internal Network 1 and 2
CUR_SVR01: Internal Network 1 and 3

ISA_SVR01: 130.0.0.1, 255.255.254.0
ADM_SVR01: 130.0.0.2, 255.255.254.0 / 130.0.1.1, 130.0.1.2 - 130.0.2.254 / 255.255.254.0
CUR_SVR01: 130.0.0.3, 255.255.254.0 / 130.0.3.1, 130.0.3.2 - 130.0.4.254 / 255.255.254.0

It should work this way I think, but it doesn't ! Did you have it succesfully running in VirtualBox ?
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Post by vbox4me2 »

Try the third mask value (254) set to zero.
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SEE BELOW...
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IT WORKS

Post by jc_hans »

I have it working I guess. (ISA Server is not installed).

ISA NIC1: 130.0.0.1 / 255.255.0.0
ISA NIC2: 130.0.0.2 / 255.255.0.0

ADM NIC1: 130.0.0.5 / 255.255.0.0
ADM NIC3: 130.0.1.1, 130.0.1.2 - 130.0.2.254 / 255.255.0.0

CUR NIC2: 130.0.0.6 / 255.255.0.0
CUR NIC4: 130.0.4.1, 130.0.4.2 - 130.0.5.254 / 255.255.0.0

The only thing that doesn't work on this certain moment, is that I can ping the ISA from ADM but not the other way around. IP seems fine to me (as you can see above). I will go on and on till I've found it !
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