Install isa server 2004 proxy

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If you look near the beginning there is a function in purple called MakeProxies that lists the ISA Server that created this script.

There can only be one proxy listed here so the script must always return that proxy. As we all know, Microsoft love using our processors to run totally un-necessary code and in this fine example our poor browsers run this mainly useless code every time it requests a URL, perhaps several times per Web page! This bit of nonsense is going to help us no end. All those that thought this was going to be difficult are in for a shock! You might have the fully-qualified domain name, either is good.

It tells the browser which port your ISA Servers are listening to for proxy requests on. There is only one such entry, so for this script that means all your nodes must be configured to use the same port. Before that you need to publish your script on a suitable Web site that your browser has access to.

Figure 2. Next step in the Web Site Creation Wizard is to give the site a descriptive name. Figure 3. A host header will probably be necessary because port 80 may be shared by other virtual servers. Figure 4. Remember to have your DNS resolve whatever address is used for the host-header. You may have two entries pointing to two Web sites DNS round-robin , or point the record to a network load-balanced virtual IP, or else use whatever technique your fault-tolerant Web-site employs.

Following that, you need to provide a location for the file and note that it is essential that this site allows anonymous access. The next Wizard page following this one is for access permissions; for this site you only require Read permission no script, execute or write permissions.

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