ISA behind Netgear RT313 Router

[chuck villard]

So here is my scenario. I have a Netgear RT314 router. Behind that are
two servers. Each machine is the same. One server is my webserver and
another is my ISA. I want to make the second server available to the
web through ISA due to limitation with my router.
I read the sections on setup and have been ok until now.
First Q? Do I need two NIC cards installed? No servers are outside my
network.

Problem - i cannot get to my int. server. DNS works fine internally
but I get page cannot be displayed outside. My server name is
rattlesnake.cudazvb.com.

Second Q? Can I get someone to my internal server if I am forwarding
traffic throuh port 80 to the ISA machine.

Thanks, hope any of this makes sense.

[Thomas W Shinder [MVP]]

Hi Chuck,

Check out my response over at www.isaserver.org to this question.

HTH,
--
Tom
www.isaserver.org/shinder
Get the book!

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[chuck villard]

Actually I read the reply, and I had a few more questions, I was
hoping to get a reply but I did not receive one so I was hoping
someone might have ran into the same thing. My Post:

Ah! So I am clear, can I clarify? I would need to take run my incoming
connection (from my dsl line) to the external card and then run my
internal card to the router, and then have everything behind my router
still? In theory this seems like it might work, but I am not sure if
this is what you meant.
Also, is there anywhere you know of to find information about this
type of setup? I greatly appreciated your reply, I have some direction
finally, I think?

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