Hoe can i browse the internet
Hoe can i browse the internet
Hello, i am using MS ISA server as proxy on MS windows 2000 server, And i have installed linux 8.0 for learning and knowlegebase, but unfortunatley i am unable to browse the net so plzz tell me what could be the possible problem, I will be thankful all of you.
MS ISA server as proxy
I could be wrong but you need secureNAT not ISAproxy to allow Linux/other OS to connect with internet. If you do succeed in connecting through proxy then please do report here how you managed that.
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AOA,
mahin
Let me very clear that I am using my win2k as server and ISA server on that as internet sharing. I have only one machine of linux 8.0 as personal desktop type of, I have configured my lan card now i m trying to browse the lan as well. But both the file sharing and intrnet browsing not working. I have reserved the IP for Liux Machine in DHCP. Tell me what would the problem. Plzz take it personaly
mahin
Let me very clear that I am using my win2k as server and ISA server on that as internet sharing. I have only one machine of linux 8.0 as personal desktop type of, I have configured my lan card now i m trying to browse the lan as well. But both the file sharing and intrnet browsing not working. I have reserved the IP for Liux Machine in DHCP. Tell me what would the problem. Plzz take it personaly
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Sorry I do not use Win2k and have no experience:-(. Once I was stuck with an ISA server for internet access and could not find solution to connect Linux machine through ISAproxy. It was then I learned that only secureNAT allows internet browsing through ISAserver while ISAproxy and ISAcashing is for MS OS only. May I add that I could be wrong as I am not an ISAserver Guru, please ask around or even google [ I did but could not find any thing usefull perhaps I did not searched properly - please do check it out for your self ] to find a solution.
Naeem, if you post what exactly is going wrong, we might be able to help you out. I found this using Google. It seems to make sense to me. Then again, I've never used ISA, so wouldn't know.