Installed ISA and can not access IIS

I have installed ISA which I have never worked with before. I checked the
boxes saying that I would be use IIS, FTP etc on the box. I can access both
IIS and FTP from my internal network. However they are not accessable from
the internet. It appears to be that this is a configuration issue. Where
the heck to I check this? Also where do I go to open/close ports on the
firewall?

TIA...

Mike
Thu Sep 11 12:37:35 CDT 2003

You need to be looking at creating IP packet filters.

Try looking here for a good description.

http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/How_to_Allow_Internet_Access_on_ISA_Server_Machine.html

Mike
"Harvin Sauls" <harvin.sauls@fusion.hopto.org> wrote in message
news:hM18b.20202$ip5.1536877@twister.southeast.rr.com...
> I have installed ISA which I have never worked with before. I checked the
> boxes saying that I would be use IIS, FTP etc on the box. I can access
both
> IIS and FTP from my internal network. However they are not accessable
from
> the internet. It appears to be that this is a configuration issue. Where
> the heck to I check this? Also where do I go to open/close ports on the
> firewall?
>
> TIA...
>
>

Harvin
Thu Sep 11 22:15:44 CDT 2003

Actually the answers are yes and yes. The server is a home system not
business and ftp is set to require an NT account to logon. FTP is very
handy for moving files to/from work. Normally the service is shutdown. I
run a terminal session into the box and turn FTP on only when needed.

"Marina Roos" <marina@roos.nodontwantspam.nl.com> wrote in message
news:mO58b.99454$506.101492@typhoon.bart.nl...
> Surely you don't want the FTP installed on your SBS and surely you don't
> want that open to the internet.
>
> Marina
>