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Quick Check Answer Check that the computer is set to receive its TCP/IP configuration dynamically. It has not been reconfigured by DHCP on the WAP and its previous owner has probably configured it statically with the 10.1.10.231 address. You need to reconfigure the computer to receive its TCP/IP settings dynamically. If you want to reconfigure IP settings on a workstation on your network, you can reboot it. If this is not convenient, the commands ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew release the old configuration and obtain a new one. (In theory, ipconfig /renew should be sufficient, but I always use both commands.) Sometimes when you renew a computer s configuration, it does not immediately register its new settings in DNS and you cannot ping it by computer name. In this case, ipconfig /registerdns forces registration.

To determine the address relationship between two computers on different networks, ISA Server processes network rules according to the order that the rules are listed in the ISA Server Management Console interface, looking for a rule that matches the computer addresses. The first rule that matches the computer addresses defines the network relationship. This means that you may have a routing relationship configured between two networks, but a NAT relationship configured between a specific computer on the network and the other network. In this case, the network rule defining the NAT relationship should be listed first to ensure that this specific rule is applied

The ipconfig /registerdns and ipconfig /flushdns commands require that you run the Command Prompt Console as an administrator. To do this, select Accessories from the All Programs menu, right-click Command Prompt, and click Run As Administrator. As with all administrator level prompts, the UAC dialog box will, by default, prompt you to provide administrator credentials or click Continue.

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In this practice, you will configure a new network on the ISA Server computer. You will then configure a new network rule that defines a NAT relationship between the Internet and the perimeter network and another network rule that defines a route relationship between the Internal network and the perimeter network.

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If you try to ping a computer by name or access a website from a workstation and DNS cannot resolve the computer name or URL, then information that resolution has failed is stored (cached) in the workstation. If you try to do the same thing again, the workstation will not attempt to obtain name resolution but will instead use the cached information and again fail the request. This is known as negative caching. However, name resolution might have failed because of a temporary glitch in the internal or external DNS service. Even though DNS is now working, the computer name or FQDN will not be resolved to an IPv4 address because of the cached information. The problem will disappear in 30 minutes or so because the workstation s DNS resolver cache is regularly cleared. However, if you do not want to wait this long, you can solve the problem immediately by using the ipconfig /flushdns command to flush the DNS cache.

To complete this practice, you need three network adapters installed on the computer running ISA Server. This practice assumes that the third network adapter is assigned the IP address 172.6.1.1. All other practices only require two network adapters. Later practices do not depend on this practice.

1. Log on to ISA1 as an Administrator. Open ISA Server Management Console. 2. In the Microsoft ISA Server Management Console tree, expand the Configuration node and click Networks. 3. In the details pane, click the Networks tab. 4. On the Tasks tab, click Create a New Network. 5. On the Welcome To The New Network Wizard page, in the Network Name: box, type Perimeter Network. Click Next. 6. On the Network Type page, click Perimeter Network, and then click Next. 7. On the Network Addresses page, click Add. 8. In the IP Address Range Properties page, type 172.16.1.0 as the Starting Address and 172.16.1.255 as the Ending Address. Click OK. 9. On the Network Addresses page, click Next. 10. On the Completing The New Network Wizard page, review the settings and then click Finish. 11. Click Apply to apply the changes.

If you use the /allcompartments switch after the ipconfig command, you can apply the command to all network adapter compartments that is, universally across all interfaces. For example, ipconfig /allcompartments /all or ipconfig /allcompartments /renew.