I was trying something today that didn't appear to want to work but I didn't
have time to look into it further so checking to see if anyone has tried
this with or without issues. Anyway I setup a single client behind ISA and
things went just fine. Setup a second client and they were unable to connect
to the server to even setup the account after downloading the software.

Is ISA getting in the way and confusing the connections for some reason,
don't see how though? The client that worked I did not have to setup any
proxy, the client that isn't working we tried no proxy and proxy, no luck.

Ideas?

On Feb 20, 9:29*pm, "James B" <ja...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> I was trying something today that didn't appear to want to work but I didn't
> have time to look into it further so checking to see if anyone has tried
> this with or without issues. Anyway I setup a single client behind ISA and
> things went just fine. Setup a second client and they were unable to connect
> to the server to even setup the account after downloading the software.
>
> Is ISA getting in the way and confusing the connections for some reason,
> don't see how though? The client that worked I did not have to setup any
> proxy, the client that isn't working we tried no proxy and proxy, no luck.
>
> Ideas?

I have no problems with two foldershare clients behind a ISA
server.... Using standard internet browsing rules.

Crammy

Do you have the ISA client installed on them?

"Crammy" <craig.cram@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:79a9eff2-92be-4171-93cd-df7695afffeb@xxxxxx
On Feb 20, 9:29 pm, "James B" <ja...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> I was trying something today that didn't appear to want to work but I
> didn't
> have time to look into it further so checking to see if anyone has tried
> this with or without issues. Anyway I setup a single client behind ISA and
> things went just fine. Setup a second client and they were unable to
> connect
> to the server to even setup the account after downloading the software.
>
> Is ISA getting in the way and confusing the connections for some reason,
> don't see how though? The client that worked I did not have to setup any
> proxy, the client that isn't working we tried no proxy and proxy, no luck.
>
> Ideas?

I have no problems with two foldershare clients behind a ISA
server.... Using standard internet browsing rules.

Crammy

On Feb 21, 8:45*pm, "James B" <ja...@xxxxxx> wrote:

> Do you have the ISA client installed on them?
>
> "Crammy" <craig.c...@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>
> news:79a9eff2-92be-4171-93cd-df7695afffeb@xxxxxx
> On Feb 20, 9:29 pm, "James B" <ja...@xxxxxx> wrote:
>

> > I was trying something today that didn't appear to want to work but I
> > didn't
> > have time to look into it further so checking to see if anyone has tried
> > this with or without issues. Anyway I setup a single client behind ISA and
> > things went just fine. Setup a second client and they were unable to
> > connect
> > to the server to even setup the account after downloading the software.

>

> > Is ISA getting in the way and confusing the connections for some reason,
> > don't see how though? The client that worked I did not have to setup any
> > proxy, the client that isn't working we tried no proxy and proxy, no luck.

>

> > Ideas?

>
> I have no problems with two foldershare clients behind a ISA
> server.... *Using standard internet browsing rules.
>
> Crammy

No clients installed!!

Crammy