Live ISA Server and DNS Domain

I haven't got it working.

The problem must be with my DNS Server.

My network is working fine (Internet and mail). My DNS Server is configured
with 2 redirectors (Provider DNS Adress).

ISA Server works fine with xbconnect but it's less fun than live. I
configured the new rules for xbox (UDP 88 - UDP 53 are already and UDP TCP
3074 are ok).

Connexion test is OK for IP et DNS Server (it's my server adress) but Live
is not found.

I must use ICS to go to the live. It runs. But i don't like this
configuration. My network is not enought protect.

I think to try the NAT without ISA Server. I am going to test it.


Thanks for your help.


Christophe Abher

Christophe,

You can have an Xbox behind an ISA Server (I use it every day)
However, it is not a supported configuration and you will NOT be able to get
any downloadable content (you will have to switch to your Windows PC with
ICS for that)
Just ensure your ISA Server is already working normally for normal web
browsing etc. then follow the instructions at
http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/xboxlive.html

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Regards,

Mike
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"Christophe Abher" <cabher@ariane-eng.com> wrote in message
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> I haven't got it working.
>
> The problem must be with my DNS Server.
>
> My network is working fine (Internet and mail). My DNS Server is
configured
> with 2 redirectors (Provider DNS Adress).
>
> ISA Server works fine with xbconnect but it's less fun than live. I
> configured the new rules for xbox (UDP 88 - UDP 53 are already and UDP TCP
> 3074 are ok).
>
> Connexion test is OK for IP et DNS Server (it's my server adress) but
Live
> is not found.
>
> I must use ICS to go to the live. It runs. But i don't like this
> configuration. My network is not enought protect.
>
> I think to try the NAT without ISA Server. I am going to test it.
>
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>
> Christophe Abher
>
>