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RE: ISA + Iptables

Subject: RE: ISA + Iptables
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 09:22:37 +0300
Hi.

You should enable following protocols from ISA to DCs:

DNS (53/UDP)
Kerberos-Sec (88/UDP)
LDAP (143/UDP/TCP)
Microsoft CIFS (445/TCP) 
NTP (123/UDP)
Ping (8,0/ICMP)

Also, you should enable RPC:
RPC endpoint mapper (135/TCP) + additional dynamic port for NTDS.

You can bind NTDS to static port (Q224196) by modifying registry.
I usual use administrative template to do it via group policy. Template,
provided below can be use to bind NTDS and also Exchange's RPC services
to static ports.

How to use it:
1. Import template into GPO (Domain Controllers Policy for example)
2. Enable display of old-style policies (View - Filtering, and uncheck
"Only show policy settings that can be fully managed")
3. Set ports (Administrative Templates - Networks - Static RPC port
mapping - Domain controllers NTDS). Value should be in high port range
(>1024) -52345 for example.
4. Update policy and reboot DCS. 
5. Check mapping (with portqry.exe for example)


<rpcpm.adm>

#if version >= 3
CLASS MACHINE

CATEGORY "Network"

CATEGORY !!PortMapping
                POLICY !!ExchangeNS
                        KEYNAME
"System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeSA\Parameters"
                        EXPLAIN !!PortMapping_E
                        PART !!RFR NUMERIC 
                                VALUENAME !!TCP 
                                MIN 1024 MAX 60000 DEFAULT 2000
                        END PART
                        PART !!NSPI NUMERIC 
                                VALUENAME !!TCPNSPI
                                MIN 1024 MAX 60000 DEFAULT 2001
                        END PART

                END POLICY
                POLICY !!ExchangeIS
                        KEYNAME
"System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSExchangeIS\ParametersSystem"

                        PART !!IS NUMERIC 
                                VALUENAME !!TCP 
                                MIN 1024 MAX 5000 DEFAULT 2002
                        END PART
                END POLICY
                POLICY !!DCDS
                        KEYNAME
"System\CurrentControlSet\Services\NTDS\Parameters"

                        PART !!NTDS NUMERIC 
                                VALUENAME !!TCP 
                                MIN 1024 MAX 60000 DEFAULT 49152
                        END PART
                END POLICY
END CATEGORY

END CATEGORY

[STRINGS]

ExchangeNS=Exchange Name Services
ExchangeIS=Exchange Information Store
DCDS=Domain controllers NTDS
Network=Network configuration
PortMapping=Static RPC port mapping
RFR=SA Request For Response   (RFR) TCP port
NSPI=DS Name Service Provider  (NSPI) TCP port
IS=Exchange Information Store (IS) TCP port
NTDS=NT Directory Services
TCP="TCP/IP Port"
TCPNSPI="TCP/IP NSPI Port"
PortMapping_E=Used to map Exchange RPC services to static port's
#endif

</rpcpm.adm>

Regards,
Sergey V. Gordeychik,
MCSE, MCT, CISSP
 


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