On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:15:46 -0400, "Gary Gauvin"
<ggauvin@gauvintech.com> wrote:

Yes

I'm assuming the ISA is working OK with an external IP address set and
is listening on that IP address - right click on the server name and
select properties in ISA Management Console

You need to create a destination set which details what ISA is to look
for when an HTTP request comes in. Your then need to create a
publishing rule that redirects that request to your other server.

Destination Set
1. In ISA Management right click on Policy Elements->Destination Sets
2. Select New->Set
3. Enter MSCRM in Name field, and whatever you like in desciption
4. Click on Add
5. Enter the external IP address (or fully qualified domain name
(FQDN) that is published to the internet) that the ISA server listens
on
6. Enter /* in the path
7. Click on OK twice

Publishing Rule

1. In ISA Management right click on Publishing->Web Publishing
2. Select New->Rule
3. Enter CRM and click Next
4. Select 'Specified Destination Set'
5. Select 'MSCRM' in the name field that appears
6. Click on Next
7. Leave set to 'Any Request' and click on Next
8. Select 'Redirect the request to this internal web server...'
9. Enter the internal IP address or fully qualified domain name of the
server on which CRM is running
10. Click the checkbox 'Send the original host header to the
publishing server instead of the actual one..'
11. Click on Next
12. Click on Finish

Ensure that there are no other publishing rules that you have that
interfere with this. If you are having problems disable existing rules
to work out where the clash is

If you have Small Business Server then the wizards make this a lot
easier

To access CRM you need to put http://<external IP address or FQDN>.
you should next be prompted for a username and password. Ensure that
you enter the username as <Domain Name>\<User Name> e.g. if your
domain is CRMTEST and user is salesdemo then enter CRMTEST\salesdemo

Hope this helps

Regards
Julian
www.vigence.com

On Thu, 7 Aug 2003 12:35:06 -0400, "Gary Gauvin"
<ggauvin@gauvintech.com> wrote:


Gary

Try http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q300238

Julian

Thanks, tried that as well, both removing all the host header entries and
adding new ones.

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