Yba
Posts: 14
Joined: 1.Jun.2005
From: SA
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Hi There, When I started reading your post, I started telling myself "hmmm, this is not my way of writing, it is a bit odd." The situation was so identical that I forot to glance the name of the poster. Dear friend, I got excatly the same scenario, genetically identical, and to cheer you up, it is solved. Before I give you the solution, I would like to remind all the readers of the importance of these boards where we can all share our valuable experiences so to solve pesronal as well as corporate problems; may the whole world one day unite. Here is the cure: This is an ISA issue. BTY, I have placed a post some days back on ISAserver.org boards but had to go the hard way of doing it myself. In ISA 2004, if you block any user by: 1 - A specail deny "group_of_users" rule, 2 - A special allow "group_of_users" rule, or 3 - Allow all rule with exclusions, then outgoing mail will not work. The system will keep telling you that you can it can not find any of the specified DNS servers. And, yes, ping rule, in this scenario, can be allowed through ISA rules but will not solve the issue. So, remove any custom created user groups from your access rules and in the Allow all rule, use only All Users built-in user group with no exclusions. Well, after all, I hope that this "genetic" equality works on the positive side too. Regards Yba.
P. S. Guys, keep on posting and if someone could report this problem to Microsoft or check for reasons or hotfixs, it would be just great.
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