After completed part III, you have done basic configurations on ISA Server. In this part, you’re going to configure on client computer to be one of these types: SecureNAT Client, Firewall Client or Web Proxy Client. You can see more detail in topic below.
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This topic will show how to use FTP Adapter to read and write files to FTP server.
From Part I, I have only established a connection with local MySQL. Next I’ll show how to retrieve and modify data on remote MySQL.
This post shows a step-by-step guide to backup and restore a database between two Microsoft SQL Server 2005 instances. By using backup, you can backup a database without interrupt any transactions on the database.
In the example below, I will backup a database from SQL Server 2005 and restore the database to another SQL Server 2005 Express Edition.
From part II, you have configured Network Topology. Now you need to create a policy rule to allow traffic pass through the ISA Server.
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