None of my IE7 clients appear in the weblog on our ISA 2000 server. I can't find anyone else talking about this on the web. It seems unlikely that if this is a problem that I would be the first to notice it, but maybe...
So, has anyone else seen this? Does anyone know why IE7 clients don't get...
Thanks, the both of you.
I was able to download it, but only by specifying Windows 2000. If I said Win98 it wasn't offered.
When I ran the resulting exe on the Win98 computer something seemed to run briefly (hourglass for perhaps 3 seconds) and then nothing.
Could MS have withdrawn the...
It seems the only way to get the Microsoft root certificate update is via Windows Update. However it is not one of the items available when I visit the site from a particular Win98 computer. I haven't been able to find any other way of getting it.
Does any one know either how to get it other...
Here's the answer for ISA 2000, other versions are probably similar.
Select the "Applies To" tab of your deny rule. Select "Users and groups specified below". For "Applies to" add the appropriate users, probably "DOMAIN\Domain Users".
Now add the accounts that should be allowed in the...
This is a sign of broken references.
You have referenced a library that some of your user's computers do not have. Make sure that all the referenced controls and/or libraries exist on all the computers.
Neal
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You're testing to see if a string variable is equal to a particular string. Since a string variable is initiallized to "" this will always return false and your Else statement will run.
Put your check for records in the On Open event of form IndivData. This is where you will have the recordset...
Dates, like strings, have delimiters. Where strings use " or ', Dates use the # sign.
VALUES (" & ReportNo & "," & VendorID & ",#" & FormatDateTime(DueNext) & "#);")
"The Key, The Whole Key, and Nothing But The Key, So Help Me Codd!"
Actually, relooking at your subject, maybe you're already doing this. ???
"The Key, The Whole Key, and Nothing But The Key, So Help Me Codd!"
A better way to manage this might be to have an Internet group in Active Directory, and allow that group rather than individual users. Then just add and remove users from the security group. This way you won't be monkeying with ISA just to add/remove a user.
"The Key, The Whole Key, and...
In ADUC create an Internet security group. Assign "internet allowed" users to this group.
For your default Site and Content Allow rule in ISA specify "This rule applies to:" "Users and groups specified below" and add the Internet group to the "Applies to requests coming from:" section...
In ISA Management expand your server, expand Monitoring Configuration and select Logs. Right click on "ISA Server Web Proxy Service" and select properties. Specify where to log to, either file or database and enable the service.
If you log to file you will be able to import the daily logs into...
In the properties of your default site and content rule click on the Applies To tab and verify who the rule applies to. You may have selected to only allow the Admin account or Group. Either specify Any Request, or add Groups as appropriate for access.
"The Key, The Whole Key, and Nothing...
Bigger drives take longer to 'scan'. You have to let it complete or you may be missing the bad parts.
If it wants to run every time then either you're not letting it complete, or the disk is failing. If it's the latter make sure you have good back ups and get a new drive.
Make sure your...
Use the Destination set to define a group of allowed or prohibited sites. Then in Access Policy create Site and Content Rules that use the Destination set and apply it to your Active Directory or NT domain groups.
It works fine for us with an NT domain.
"The Key, The Whole Key, and...
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