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Hi,

 

I'm trying to get School Access + working with TMG (and UAG) but am having an issue with the IIS site insode m network and I cannot see why.

 

I cannot access the site through UAG from outside so I tried from the TMG box itself and I can't access it either. Now I can access any of the other servers from the TMG server, I have a OWA server which works fine... The IIS site I am having issues with works fine from the internal network and when I use port forwarding on my smoothwall box from home... its just from the TMG box its not working with.

 

Anyone got any ideas? I've tried putting an allow all rule in but its still instantly giving me an error in IE... anyone got any ideas I would try? I'm pretty new to TMG so haven't played with it too much.. all the config has been doen in the UAG console.

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If you have a proxy server does the TMG box have the required exceptions in it?

Also does the site you have created have a DNS name and if so does that resolve (ping will tell you) from your TMG box?

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If you have a proxy server does the TMG box have the required exceptions in it?

Also does the site you have created have a DNS name and if so does that resolve (ping will tell you) from your TMG box?

 

Yes the exceptions are in and the DNS lookup works perfectly. The site instantly fails without an error. i've done a publishing rule for the website but it still fails....its not even trying to connect.

 

I just tried FF and it went through instantly... wonder if its a fault with Home Access + and IE

Posted

Could you post a screenshot of the IE error message?

 

We've got HAP+ setup here with TMG as the firewall and all is working well - also have you enabled authentication on the TMG server at all?

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