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Isa Server Configuration

The document outlines the steps to configure an ISA server to allow outbound TCP connections on port 5610 to a specific remote address. It describes setting up a new packet filter named "ASIC Prod" that allows outbound TCP traffic on port 5610 from the local machine to the remote address edge.asic.gov.au and testing the connection by accessing that address and port in a web browser. It then provides additional optional steps for confirming the successful connection.

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Isa Server Configuration

The document outlines the steps to configure an ISA server to allow outbound TCP connections on port 5610 to a specific remote address. It describes setting up a new packet filter named "ASIC Prod" that allows outbound TCP traffic on port 5610 from the local machine to the remote address edge.asic.gov.au and testing the connection by accessing that address and port in a web browser. It then provides additional optional steps for confirming the successful connection.

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Muhammad Awais
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ISA SERVER CONFIGURATION

Step 1 : Start ISA Management application (Start -> Programs -> Microsoft ISA Server -> ISA Management)

Step 2 : Select IP Packet Filters (Internet Security and Accelleration Server -> Servers and Arrays -> {MachineName} -> Access Policy -> IP Packet Filters) Step 3 : Right Click on "IP Packet Filters" and select "New" (New -> Filter)

Step 4 : Name the packet filter "ASIC Prod". Click "Next >"

Step 5 : Allow packet transmission. Click "Next >"

Step 6 : Set custom protocol. Click "Next >"

Step 7 : Set Filter to TCP / Outbound / (Local) Dynamic / (Remote) Fixed Port / 5610 . Click "Next >"

Step 8 : Default to all IP on local computers. Click "Next >"

Step 9 : Default to any Remote computer. Click "Next >"

Step 10: Click "Finished". Your filter is now in place. To test. Step 1: Open Browser (IE5 or greater)

Step 2: Turn off the proxy settings. (Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections -> LAN Settings -> {Uncheck all boxes} Exit hitting the OK buttons) Step 3: type into Address Area https://edge.asic.gov.au:5610 and hit enter to load the page

Step 4: You may be prompted that you are entering a secure area. Click OK/Yes Then you will see a SSL certificate dialog

Select "Yes" to proceed. At this stage the connection is now working. Anything past this point is a "bonus"

Step 5: You may see a window like

Step 6: Close your browser.

You may now test your Prime32 software. !

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