Hi All,
I'm in the process of setting up my 1st ISA server configuration on Active Directory.
I have a group of Terminal Servers (W2K) that I would like to access the Internet from through ISA. The ISA server software is located on a domain controller (not the PDC).
I've set-up DNS on the ISA server and from one of the other Terminal Servers can directly access the Internet (therefore I'm assuming that my DNS set-up is correct).
My problem is that I cannot get automatic authentication of Internet access working.
I either get no authentication happening (i.e., the Internet access is registered against the anonymous user and I end up with error 502). Or, I get prompted for user name, password and domain name (which I don't want), however when I key in valid user account details, they are treated as not valid and I end up with error 407). I'm using integrated authentication for the listener. I get prompted for authentication only when I select 'Ask unauthenticated users for identification'.
Can someone please help?
TIA,
Rab.
I'm in the process of setting up my 1st ISA server configuration on Active Directory.
I have a group of Terminal Servers (W2K) that I would like to access the Internet from through ISA. The ISA server software is located on a domain controller (not the PDC).
I've set-up DNS on the ISA server and from one of the other Terminal Servers can directly access the Internet (therefore I'm assuming that my DNS set-up is correct).
My problem is that I cannot get automatic authentication of Internet access working.
I either get no authentication happening (i.e., the Internet access is registered against the anonymous user and I end up with error 502). Or, I get prompted for user name, password and domain name (which I don't want), however when I key in valid user account details, they are treated as not valid and I end up with error 407). I'm using integrated authentication for the listener. I get prompted for authentication only when I select 'Ask unauthenticated users for identification'.
Can someone please help?
TIA,
Rab.