
Next step is to change the port number the FTP site is listening on. That’s not a problem because you’ve got a few more things to do before publishing starts to work. It might take a few moments for the Firewall service to restart. Choose the option to restart the Firewall Service and click OK. In the right pane of the console, right click the Ftp Access Filter entry and click Disable.Click on the Application Filters node in the left pane of the console.Open the ISA Management console, expand your server or array name, and then expand the Extensions node in the left pane of the console.Frankly, I see no reason to publish FTP sites on alternate ports (unless you actually believe in security through obscurity), but you can use this method to publish an FTP site using an alternate port number.ĭisable the FTP Access Application Filterįirst disable the FTP Access Application Filter: Create an “All Open” Protocol Rule that can be used by the accountĬonfiguring ISA Server 2000 : Building Firewalls for Windows 2000.

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The reason why publishing an FTP using an alternate port number is a problem is because ISA Server publishing works differently than the Proxy Server 2.0 method.
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What ISA Server mystery do you think is the most difficult to solve? Publishing OWA using SSL? Making Conferencing Server work behind the ISA Server? Getting your warez app’s like Morpheus and Kaaza to work? Judging by how often the question is asked, I figure the greatest ISA Server mystery is how to publish an FTP server using an alternate port number.
