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# Web Browsing Behind ISA Server HOWTO

## by Raheel Abdul Hameed (`raheel at raheelhameed dot com`)

v1.0, April 2003

If you are using a Linux box connected to a Windows-based ISA server, this article will help you set things up so you can browse the web from your Linux machine. I decided to write this article because I experienced similar issues, and after some digging found some ways to web-enable my cute Linux machine. So here is this article with the hope that you'll like it and find it useful. Any feedback will be appreciated, especially in the patch form :)

## 1. Introduction

- 1.1 Copyright
- 1.2 Disclaimer
- 1.3 Getting the latest version
- 1.4 Requisites
- 1.5 Uses of this document
- 1.6 Translations

## 2. ISA Server

- 2.1 A few words on ISA Server
- 2.2 Why doesn't it work?

## 3. Method #1 - Enable Basic Authentication

- 3.1 Server Side Configuration
- 3.2 Client Side Configuration

## 4. Method #2 - NTLM Authorization Proxy Server

- 4.1 Getting NTLMAPS
- 4.2 Installing NTLMAPS
- 4.3 Quick Configuration
- 4.4 Running NTLMAPS
- 4.5 Client Side Configuration

## 5. Appendix

- 5.1 Appendix - A - Resources
- 5.2 Appendix - B - Acknowledgments

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