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Hi all

I cannot seem to get a Macintosh to surf the web from behind my ISA server.
I understand that it must be a SecureNAT client and that it is responsible
for it's own DNS resolution. I must be doing something wrong because the
browser is telling me that the "specified server could not be found"
whenever I try to surf to an external site.

I have specified a DNS server outside local network in the Mac's TCP/IP
properties (we have an internal DNS server that handles resolution for
internal clients), but from what I can see, ISA is not passing the request
through to the external DNS. Windows clients work fine.

Is there anything obvious I have done wrong here?

-Thanks

G
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First clue you are trying to integrate a Mac into a windows network. Second
Clue SecureNat why not just set it up as a socks client. Maybe I should tell
him to come post here

Anything wrong? Sure...you're screwing around with a
MAC!!!
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>Hi all
>
>I cannot seem to get a Macintosh to surf the web from
behind my ISA server.
>I understand that it must be a SecureNAT client and that
it is responsible
>for it's own DNS resolution. I must be doing something
wrong because the
>browser is telling me that the "specified server could
not be found"
>whenever I try to surf to an external site.
>
>I have specified a DNS server outside local network in
the Mac's TCP/IP
>properties (we have an internal DNS server that handles
resolution for
>internal clients), but from what I can see, ISA is not
passing the request
>through to the external DNS. Windows clients work fine.
>
>Is there anything obvious I have done wrong here?
>
>-Thanks
>
>G
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>First clue you are trying to integrate a Mac into a
windows network. Second
>Clue SecureNat why not just set it up as a socks client.
Maybe I should tell
>him to come post here
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