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Multiple applications in ISA

Postby U2hhbnRoaQ » Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:30:00 GMT 

I am using ISA 2004 on win2003 std platform with higher hardware config. 
Shall I install WSUS on the same pc? Please guide me?


Shanthi
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Re: Multiple applications in ISA

Postby Osman Shener » Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:44:19 GMT 

Hi Shanthi

I don't think it's recommended to run other server applications with ISA 
Server on same server. But if you haven't any convenient servers to host 
WSUS you can use ISA Server of course. If you will install WSUS on ISA 
Server, do not forget to configure WSUS to use ISA Server internal IP as 
Proxy, create a rule that allows HTTP/S connections from Localhost to 
*.microsoft.com and create a rule that allows HTTP/S connections from your 
internal clients to ISA Server (WSUS Server).

Please read this document for more details.
 http://www.**--****.com/ 

Regards

Osman SHENER
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