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Note: The below described ISA Server configuration is NOT the most secure setup. The configuration outlined below is meant to be a base setup, enabling the most necessary ISA features, to which custom configurations can then be applied.

1. Add the entry in the local domain table
   1. In ISA Management, Expand: Internet Security and Acceleration Server > Servers and Arrays > <servername> > Network Configuration
   2. Right Click "Local Domain Table (LDT)", Click New > LDT Entry...
   3. Click "Browse", select the domain name, and Click OK, OK.
   
   
   

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2. Create a Client Address Set (what addresses your users will come from).
   1. In ISA Management, Expand: Internet Security and Acceleration Server > Servers and Arrays > <servername> > Policy Elements
   2. Right Click "Clients Address Sets", Click New > Set.
   3. Type a name (possibly the name of the domain), and description for the set.
   4. Click the "Add" button, and type the beginning address, and ending address of all pc's to be affected by ISA's rules. Click OK.
   5. Click OK
   
   
   
   
3. Create a Protocol Rule (The below example creates a rule that allows users access to all protocols. This is NOT the most secure configuration; however, it will allow users to access anything they may need).
   1. In ISA Management, Expand: Internet Security and Acceleration Server > Servers and Arrays > <servername> > Access Policy
   2. Right Click "Protocol Rules". Select New > Rule...
      
      
      
      
   3. Type a name for your new rule (such as "Allow Everything")
   4. Leave "Response to client requests to use protocol:" as "Allow". Click Next.
   5. For this example, leave "Apply this rule to:" set as "All IP traffic". For a more secure configuration, choose "Selected protocols" and place a check next to any traffic that you will allow. Click Next.
   6. If desired, set a schedule for this rule (possibly "Always"). Click Next.
   7. You may specify "Any request", but it is recommended that you use the Client Address Set created earlier. Select "Specific Computers" and Click Next.
   8. Click "Add". Select the Client Set from the left panel, and Click the Add button. Click OK.
   9. Click Next, and Click Finish. Your rule should appear similar to the graphic below.

After configuring your client's browsers to use a proxy (use the name of the ISA server, and port 8080), your clients should be able to browse the internet. For information on how to configure your browser to use a proxy server, please see your browser's documentation.

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