Network Adaptörlerini Enable-Disable yapmadan internet gelmiyor

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Merhaba, umarım konuyu yanlış başlığın altında açmamışımdır.

MS2003 server üzerinde 2006 ISA çalışıyor ve bu makinada 2 adet ethernet mevcut. Birncisi 192'li IP bloğuna, diğeri 10'lu IP bloğuna internet veriyor. Her gün sabah işe geldiğimizde her ikisinde de internet olmuyor ve adaptörleri disable-enable yapmadan da internete erişemiyoruz. Bilgisayarda hem ISA hem GFI var.

Ayrıca ikinci bir soru olarak şunu öğrenmek istiyorum. 2006 ISA olan servera uzak bağlantı yapamıyorum. Uzak bağlantı açık ancak yinede yapamıyorum. Sanırım bir ayar yapmam gerek ancak hala ne olduğunu bulamadım.

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RDP icin asagidaki islemi yapmaniz gerekiyor:

Remote Administration Walk-through Procedure 2: Configure Remote Administration on the ISA Server Computer

Remote administration is enabled by default when you install ISA Server, though it is only enabled for the Remote Management Computers computer set, which is empty by default. Follow this procedure to confirm that remote administration is enabled, and to configure what networks are allowed remote administration. This procedure also indicates how to disable remote administration.

1. Open Microsoft ISA Server Management, expand the ISA Server computer node, and click Firewall Policy.
2. In the task pane, on the Tasks tab, click Edit System Policy, to open the System Policy Editor.
3. Under Configuration Groups, in Remote Management, select Microsoft Management Console (MMC). On the General tab, select Enable to enable remote management using MMC. (This is the default setting when you install ISA Server.)
4. On the From tab, in the This rule applies to traffic from these sources list, the Remote Management Computers computer set is listed by default. This indicates that computers in that computer set will be able to perform remote administration of the ISA Server computer through MMC. The network, computer set, or other network object that contains computers that you are going to allow to remotely connect, and only that network object, must be listed. For more information about network objects, see Appendix B: Network Object Rule Elements in this document. You can modify this list using the associated Add, Edit, and Remove buttons. Similarly, you can modify the Exceptions list using the associated Add, Edit, and Remove buttons. For example, you may want all of the computers on a particular network to be allowed remote administration access, exclusive of a specific set of computers. You would add the network to the This rule applies to traffic from these sources list, create a computer set of computers to be excluded, and then add the computer set to the Exceptions list.

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