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Ian
Asked: 2010-02-16 01:00:51 +0800 CST

ISA Related Questions: Is our network ISA-Enabled?

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We have a product that uses Web Services. On our primary testing here on our local site, the product seems to be functioning well. When the product was deployed on another site, it went crazy with the infamous ISA HTTP 407 error.

So I have a couple of questions regarding ISA:

  1. How do you know if a network is ISA enabled?
  2. Can a Windows Machine be affected by the ISA server even if it is not joined to a domain?
  3. Since the web service is on the SAME MACHINE as the product, is there a way to tell the machine to not process the HTTP traffic through the ISA Server?

Thanks!

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  1. Best Answer

    ISA Server is a firewall/proxy, so it can only affect external connections, and only if it's your gateway and/or if you use it as a proxy; it should definitely not affect connections from one machine to itself.

    Have a look at the proxy settings in Internet Explorer; is your ISA server configured there? If yes, try disabling it or adding an exclusion for localhost, 127.0.0.1, your computer's host name and/or its IP address.

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