Introduction

ISA Server 2004 firewalls enable you to publish resources located on protected networks so external users can access those resources. There are two primary methods available to publish resources on a protected network:

Web Publishing Rules

Server Publishing Rules

Web Publishing Rules can be used to publish Web servers. External users connect to Web Published Web servers using the HTTP or HTTPS (SSL) protocols. Web Publishing Rules have a number of advantages over Server Publishing Rules, and you should always use a Web Publishing Rule when publishing a Web site.

Server Publishing Rules can be created for virtually any Server Protocol. You can use Server Publishing Rules to publish FTP sites, mail servers, news servers, terminal servers and many more. Use Server Publishing Rules when Web Publishing Rules cannot be used to publish a service on a protected network.

In this ISA Server 2004 Configuration Guide chapter, we will publish a Web site and an FTP site located on the perimeter network segment. You should still read this section even if you decided to use the Edge Firewall template instead of the 3-Leg Perimeter Network Template. The same publishing principles apply; the only difference is the location of the servers being published.

Follow the procedures listed below to publish the Web and FTP sites on the perimeter network:

Configure the Web site

Configure the FTP site

Disable the custom rules and enable the template created rules

Create the Web Publishing Rule

Create the FTP Server Publishing Rule

Test the connection

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