PsionMan

I am struggling to connect to the internet. Everyone else seems to have so much fun out there and I'm stuck at home

I am now getting the message - '403 Forbidden - The ISA server denies the specified [URL] ... '

I asked the network guys and I got this techno repsonse:

I've looked into the problem with pocket IE, it appears to be a common issue and its caused by pocket IE not supporting integrated authentication - that is to say that it cannot make use of the credentials that you have already been assigned when you logged into the network.

The work-around (there currently is no solution) is to disable support for integrated authentication on ISA server and have it only support Basic Authentication. This means that internally username/password pairs are transmitted to ISA in clear text. A 2 minute download of a basic packet sniffer will reveal your password to anybody on your internal network.

Should I believe this?

Psionman

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moleman

are you running the ISA firewall client on your desktop? This would handle the authentication for you as it would be seen as a request generated by your system. This is my setup at work and I get out without trouble.

PsionMan

Hi Moleman

Yes I am Running the ISA client

Psionman

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moleman

I'll crack a couple of books and see what I have setup different. I am not using basic, but using the AD setup integrated authentication and I am getting out to the net without issue. Let me see how I am different from standard or if I am standard and your guys have locked down something. have that set a rule so that all internal computers (all on the internal IPs) can access the internal, or are they denying some IPs? that could be a prob.

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