Hi all
I dont 't know if I'm posting in the right place...but here we go

I've just installed a ghost suite on a windows server 2003. I've started installing the ghost clients remotely. The installation of the client goes fine but once it's installed, the client of some pc's does not communicate with the server. I have multiple subnets and it seems random for which pc communicates with the ghost server( I have 2 pc's in 12.12.5.x that connects and 1 that doesn't)

I also have an ISA 2004 server but all internal communications are supposed to bypass the proxy. After looking at the user guide, I open ports 1345 to 1347 UDP and TCP (in and out) 7777 upd (in and out) 6666 (in and out) 139 TCP (In and out) 445 TCP (in and out) 137 to 138 UDP (in and out).

I configured an allow rule with the open ports mentionned above, and given access to the ip adresses mentioned in the user guide.
When I look at the reports, it still going in the default rule of ISA 2004.

Is there something that I'm overlooking?

Hello Ghost, Welcome back to PCHF!

I will mark your thread as open in order to gain a techs attention and I am sure they will be able to help you.

Someone will be with you as soon as possible!

Thank you for your patience

Smokeycheech

Hello & Welcome Ghost!

My apologies for the delay in responding to your thread. I don't have the Ghost experience that you require, but know someone that might. I have PMed a fellow tech for his input.

Thank you for your patience.

Thanks for the research!!

Hi ghost,

Interesting, it has been configured through/on an ISA Server? not exactly sure how that has been configured, but is there any chance you could post a screenshot of how these rules have been set up? It sounds like you have a rule that denies access before it reaches the rule that accepts?

Just seems like a very odd way to set up a network, to route all traffic through an ISA server. You would normally configure an ISA server as a firewall between your internal and external network, or DMZ. Your internal traffic should not be routing through it at all... very odd!

Didn't get that picture you posted :/