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  • venerdì 20 febbraio 2009 14:18
     
     
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    Hello Guys,

     

    I have a problem with setting up remote printing using ISA 2000.
    Basically the setup is as follows

     

    1x Router (Not Natting) into 1x firewall (Not Natting) into ISA 2000 which is Natting.

     

    The local address of the server is        10.0.0.2

    The External address of the server is  65.65.65.2

    The local address of the router is        65.65.65.1

    The Local address of the firewall is    65.65.65.3
    the external address is                         65.65.65.65 (for Example)

    The local address of the printer is       10.0.0.150

    The Gateway of the printer is                         10.0.0.2

     

    I have opened the ports in the firewall to allow port 9100 which is Ok; I have also set up a publishing rule for remote printing within the ISA 2000.

    I have set my directjet port to 65.65.65.2 on the remote machine for printing

    How ever I can still not print.

     

    I have been to websites that test you ports and they all say port 9100 is open! I can also telnet into them ports from an external site.

     

    I am not very familiar with ISA 2000 and am sure the error is all mine, if anyone could advise me in some way I would highly appreciate it

       

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    • venerdì 20 febbraio 2009 21:35
       
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      Hi,

      you must set the Default Gateway of the printer to the ISA Server internal network interface to make the printer a Secure NAT client.

      regards Marc
      www.nt-faq.de
      www.it-training-grote.de
         
      • lunedì 23 febbraio 2009 09:14
         
         
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        Thanks for the reply,

        However the printer gateway is set to 10.0.0.2 which is the servers internal ip address, and is the same gateway the client PC's use to connect to the internet.

        Any other suggestions?

        Regards
           
        • lunedì 23 febbraio 2009 15:15
           
           
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          I have looked in the ISA log and this is what i get:


          #Software: Microsoft(R) Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000
          #Version: 1.0
          #Date: 2009-02-23 12:05:32
          #Fields: c-ip    cs-username    c-agent    date    time    s-computername    r-host    r-ip    r-port    time-taken    cs-bytes    sc-bytes    cs-protocol    cs-transport    s-operation    sc-status    sessionid    connectionid
          10.0.0.151    -    -    2009-02-23    15:08:56    DOMAINNAME    -    78.xxx.xxx.x    6193    202047    -    -    9100    TCP    Accept    20001    2    1
          10.0.0.151    -    -    2009-02-23    15:08:56    DOMAINNAME    -    78.xxx.xxx.x    6207    43782    -    -    9100    TCP    Accept    20001    2    1
          10.0.0.151    -    -    2009-02-23    15:08:57    DOMAINNAME    -    78.xxx.xxx.x    6210    562    -    -    9100    TCP    Accept    0    2    1