Microsoft 2004 manual Ntpudp

Order	Name	Action	Protocols	From	To	Condition
	to specified				sites
	Microsoft Error
	Reporting sites
244	Allow SecurID	Allow	SecurID	Local Host	Internal	All Users
	protocol from ISA
	Server to trusted
	servers
255	Allow remote	Allow	Microsoft	Local Host	Internal	All Users
	monitoring from		Operations
	ISA Server to		Manager Agent
	trusted servers,
	using Microsoft
	Operations
	Manager (MOM)
	Agent
266	Allow HTTP from	Allow	HTTP	Local Host	All	All Users
	ISA Server to all				Networks
	networks for CRL
	downloads
27	Allow NTP from	Allow	NTP(UDP)	Local Host	Internal	All Users
	ISA Server to
	trusted NTP
	servers
28	Allow SMTP from	Allow	SMTP	Local Host	Internal	All Users
	ISA Server to
	trusted servers
29	Allow HTTP from	Allow	HTTP	Local Host	All	System and
	ISA Server to				Networks	Network
	selected					Service
	computers for
	Content
	Download Jobs

1This policy is disabled until the VPN Server component is activated

2These two policies are disabled until a site to site VPN connection is configured

3This policy is disabled until a connectivity verifier that uses HTTP/HTTPS is configured

4This policy is disabled until the SecureID filter is enabled

5This policy must be manually enabled

6This policy is disabled by default

7This policy is disabled by default

8This policy is automatically enabled when the Firewall client share is installed

9This policy is disabled by default

At this point the ISA Server 2004 firewall is ready to be configured to allow inbound and outbound access through the firewall. However, before you start creating Access Policies, you should back up the default configuration. This allows you to restore the ISA Server 2004 firewall to its post-installation state. This is useful for future troubleshooting and testing.

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