Adobe Auto Updater not connecting

Hi
We have recently installed Microsoft ISA 2006, and since then we can not download updates. I have searched for the update path and found http://swupmf.adobe.com/manifest/50/win/AdobeUpdater.upd
but this still does not allow access, also added *.adobe.com again still not working.
Was hoping someone would know which address(s) to allow?
Much Apprciated.
Thanks
Matt

Msomerville are you on a managed network if so please contact your I.T. department. Outside of the I.T. department the steps offered by Mylenium should have resolved your network configuration difficulties. You may want to run through the document again, if you are on a non-managed network, or work with our support team directly. You can contact our chat support at http://adobe.ly/yxj0t6.

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