Connecting to Iinternet behind MS ISA

Discussion in 'Networking' started by omg113, Oct 5, 2008.

  1. omg113

    omg113

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    Hi, I am new to Linux and would like to connect my AA1 to my company network.
    I setup the propoer IP address subnet mask, gateway, and DNS and the connection is established.
    But when I try to browse the internet or connect the messenger it fails. Even tried putting on the proxy address and still doesn't work.
    Pinging the MS ISA server itself fails and it is not found. the same is to any of the other servers in the company.

    Please help me with this.

    Best regards,,,
     
    omg113, Oct 5, 2008
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    melhiore

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    MAC address filtering in your Company Network??? Ask IT guys...
     
    melhiore, Oct 6, 2008
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    No there is no MAC filtering.

    It is IP based and I already got a static IP for it.

    Could it be because of the windows server security or something like that, because when using a Windows machine, it works fine.
    Maybe there is a special setting for it or so ???

    best regards,,,
     
    omg113, Oct 6, 2008
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    two_wheels

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    I run ISA and use the AAO with Linux - that's how I am connected now. Didn't have to do anything special to connect. So perhaps they do have some other restrictions, MAC filtering, etc in place.
     
    two_wheels, Oct 7, 2008
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