Configuration

To configure Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2006, you first define the ISA Server network topology and create network rules to specify how traffic moves between networks. Next, you can enable caching and configure cache properties, enable application and Web filters, and define general administrative and security settings.

Use the links in the Configuration node of the console tree to help you configure the following:

• Servers. View array member status. Configure server-specific properties.
• Networks. Configure your ISA Server networks and define how traffic is sent between them. For more information, see Networking.
• Cache. Enable caching, define how Web objects are cached, and create content download jobs. For more information, see Caching.
• Add-ins. Apply additional security to ISA Server by enabling application filters and Web filters. For more information, see Add-ins.
• General. Define global administrative and configuration settings for this ISA Server computer.

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