miércoles, 30 de abril de 2008

Things that we see in this blog

Im always make checklist and this is not an exception, I will try to publish info about the following items:

A.- How to make a tunnel across Firewall Engine (to avoid issues with non-standard SSL ports in webservers).

B.- How to connect to ISA Server SQL Database (to view and make your own queries and reports).

C.- How to connect to Configuration Storage Server in ISA Server Enterprise Edition (ADAM Database).

D.- Recomendations about Configuration Storage Server and how to check if ISA Server Enterprise Edition is replicating, and how to fix ADAM issues.

E.- The importance of good server tunning and lockdown.

F.- WebFiltering enhancement with HTTP filters, headers, signatures, extensions and more.

G.- How to Organize your migration with a good checklist.

H.- How to do a better troubleshooting with ISA 2006 Supportability Update.

I.- Installing Forefront TMG.

This is a initial checklist of articles that I will try to publish, if you have interest in something that is not in the list you can put ideas in the comments area and vote for a letter from A to I if you have more preference in an article of the list.

I will wait your comments and suggestions,

Greetings from BA

Blog Kick-Off

The origin of the name is related with a phrase that we say with co-workers when a thing (obviusly related wih IT) was made sucessfully, the phrase is: "Como trompada", with a time and nights of migrations and moving servers, the phrase changes to "Como trompeta".
After the original "dream team" were disolved with new jobs and new employers the force try to meet us again, and new works appear working togheter, finally we know that if we are in different places our friendship is linked in internet, and the new phrase created is "like a trumpet".

This blog is not about these history, is about ISA and Forefront products, so what I m doing now? You must say: Saintz write about ISA and stop talking about trumpets!
Believe me that I m trying to take english lessons!

Greetings from BA