ISA 2004: "All IP Traffic" really means it

Published 04 February 05 10:50 AM | tristank 

With ISA 2000, while "All IP Traffic" rules were open slather for Firewall clients, they actually meant "All IP Traffic For Which I Have A Protocol Definition" for SecureNAT clients.

With ISA 2004, that's no longer the case, it really means everything, so there's no need to create loads of definitions for each port you need to use unless you're locking it down to specific ports or ranges.

Application Filters are still used, though.

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# extra bits that didn't fit said on February 6, 2005 7:19 AM:
# outbound - alles zulassen? | hilpers said on January 20, 2009 10:04 AM:

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