HI buddies,


If i understand it correctly , the scenario is simple... pls correct me if i m wrong.




wkstn ----- switch --- ---------------- ISA ------------------------------------|X|---------Internet
192.168.1.0 192.168.1.5 192.168.123.5


this is perfectly all right, u r trying to run isa over a multihomed system, absolutely fine.
The easiest way , that i would do is -->

1 Try to see if my router is routing via protocol (probably rip) or nat.

2 simply type netsh in the cmd prompt on the ISA server OS ( which wud b something like 2000 or 2003 just a guess...)

3 prompt changes to netsh > type ? u will know the way to do it :-)

I hope thins will help you resolve your issue.

Explaination -> the router is fine and ISA is a multihomed system, using NETSH a hidden part of winodws 2k and later systems , you will be able to configure your device as router and that will automatically route your connected networks :-).

I m sure there can be better ways of doing it, but you might want to try this option if its only about testing.

regards