5.
Figure 11.5 Custom Installation Options
?– Select which options you prefer (I recommend selecting all of them), and
click Next.
6. On the following screen you will be prompted to enter the network address
ranges ISA should consider as internal networks. Click Add.
7. On the dialog box that opens up (as shown in Figure 11.6), you can add internal
networks by either selecting the NIC in the machine that is associated with the
internal network, selecting from a default list of internal address ranges, or by
specifying the network range. If you have already confi gured your NICs properly
it is probably best simply to click Add Adapter.
8. You will see a screen similar to the one shown in Figure 11.7. Select the
adapter you wish to use and click OK. Click OK again to close the Add
Networks dialog box.
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Figure 11.6 Adding Internal Networks
Figure 11.7 Adding an Internal Network by Selecting a Properly Confi gured
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9. On the next screen you will be asked if you wish to support older ISA Firewall
Client software. Unless it is mandatory that you do so, it is recommended that
you leave the Allow non-encrypted Firewall client connections checkbox
unchecked, and click Next.
10. This screen will warn you that some services will be restarted during installation
while others will be disabled.
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