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Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004

Introduction. Scott PrattWindows NT MCSE, MCSE IWindows 2000/2003 MCSA, MCSA/Messaging, MCSA/SecurityWindows 2000/2003 MCSE, MCSE/Messaging, MCSE/SecurityMicrosoft Certified Trainer / MCDST / MCP, MCP INewbury PartnersMicrosoft Certified Partner, offices in Salem, Manchester, and Nashua, NHJo

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Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004

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    2. Introduction Scott Pratt Windows NT MCSE, MCSE+I Windows 2000/2003 MCSA, MCSA/Messaging, MCSA/Security Windows 2000/2003 MCSE, MCSE/Messaging, MCSE/Security Microsoft Certified Trainer / MCDST / MCP, MCP+I Newbury Partners Microsoft Certified Partner, offices in Salem, Manchester, and Nashua, NH Job responsibility Network security experience Microsoft Proxy Server / ISA Server 2000 experience

    3. Introducing ISA Server 2004 What Are the Benefits of ISA Server 2004 ISA Server 2004 Management Interface Differences Between ISA Server 2000 and ISA Server 2004

    4. What Are the Benefits of ISA Server 2004?

    5. ISA Server 2004 Management Interface

    6. Differences Between ISA Server 2000 and ISA Server 2004 Multiple network support Policies assigned per network Routed and NAT network relationships Extended protocol support Advanced application filtering Enhanced authentication options VPN and quarantine integration Stateful inspection for VPN Export and import Delegated permissions wizard for firewall administrator roles

    7. Deployment Scenarios for ISA Server 2004 How ISA Server Works as an Internet Edge Firewall How ISA Server Works as a Back-End Firewall How ISA Server Works as a Branch Office Firewall How ISA Server Works as an Integrated Firewall, Proxy, and Caching Server How ISA Server Works as a Proxy- and Caching-Only Server

    8. How ISA Server Works as an Internet Edge Firewall Use ISA Server to: Block all Internet traffic unless explicitly allowed Publish internal servers such as Web or Exchange servers Provide a VPN gateway for remote users Provide proxy and caching services

    9. How ISA Server Works as a Back-End Firewall Use ISA Server to: Securely publish Exchange servers Securely publish other internal Web servers Provide proxy and caching services

    10. How ISA Server Works as a Branch Office Firewall Use ISA Server to: Create a IPSec tunnel-mode VPN between offices Create a PPTP or L2TP with IPSec VPN between offices Inspect and filter all traffic between offices Provide secure access to the Internet at the branch office

    11. How ISA Server Works as an Integrated Firewall, Proxy, and Caching Server Use ISA Server to: Provide proxy and caching services to conserve Internet bandwidth Configure dial-up connections to the Internet Block all inbound network traffic Provide secure configurations using network templates and server publishing wizards

    12. How ISA Server Works as a Proxy- and Caching-Only Server Use ISA Server with a single network adapter to provide proxy and caching services Deploying ISA Server with a single network adapter means that it does not provide additional security functionality

    13. Installing ISA Server 2004 Installing ISA Server 2004 Choosing ISA Server Clients Securing ISA Server 2004 Maintaining ISA Server 2004

    14. System and Hardware Requirements for ISA Server 2004

    15. Installation Types and Components

    16. Configuration Choices During Installation

    17. Default Configuration for ISA Server 2004 Only Administrators can modify firewall policies Traffic is routed between the ISA Server and all other networks Traffic between the Internal network, the VPN network, the VPN Quarantine network, and the Internet will use network address translation Traffic is routed between the VPN network and the Internal network System policy permits access to the ISA Server but access rules deny all network traffic through the ISA Server No servers are published Web Proxy requests will be retrieved directly from the Internet Caching is disabled A rule enabling access to the Firewall Client installation share is configured if you install the Firewall Client installation files

    18. Upgrade Options from ISA Server 2000 to ISA Server 2004

    19. Choosing ISA Server Clients Types of ISA Server Clients How to Configure a SecureNAT Client How to Configure Web Proxy Clients Guidelines for Choosing an ISA Server Client

    20. Types of ISA Server Clients

    21. How to Configure a SecureNAT Client

    22. How to Configure Web Proxy Clients

    23. Guidelines for Choosing an ISA Server Client

    24. Allowing Access through ISA Server ISA Server 2004 as a Proxy Server Configuring Multi-Networking on ISA Server Configuring Access Rule Elements Configuring Access Rules for Internet Access

    25. How ISA Server Enables Secure Access to Internet Resources

    26. Why Use a Proxy Server?

    27. How Does ISA Server 2004 Support Multiple Networks? Support any Number of Networks VPN Networks Represented as Networks Dynamic Network Membership Per Network Rules Per Network Policies Network Sets

    28. What Are Access Rule Elements?

    29. Configuring Access Rules for Internet Access What Are Access Rules? How Network Rules and Access Rules Are Applied About Authentication and Internet Access How to Configure Access Rules How to Configure HTTP Policy

    30. What Are Access Rules?

    31. How Network Rules and Access Rules Are Applied

    32. About Authentication and Internet Access Authentication and ISA Server Clients Authentication Methods Basic authentication Digest authentication Integrated Windows authentication Digital certificates authentication RADIUS authentication RSA SecureID authentication

    33. How to Configure Access Rules

    34. How to Configure HTTP Policy

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