TMG Server Firewall Rule

Hi experts,
I am trying to deploy Forefront TMG in a Virtualized Environment.
The software I am using is Oracle VM VirtualBox.
I have made 2 server machines . One is a domain controller and on the
other machine I have installed FTMG 2010. The TMG server is part of the domain.
It has two NICs one for WAN & the other one for LAN
On the tmg server I have made a firewall rule that allows all outbound traffic
to an AD user.
On another Win7 Virtual Machine that is joined to the domain. I logged in as a user
and inthe internet options of IE I configured the proxy settings that points
to my TMG Server. But nothing is showing up even the websnse page.
I just shows 'Internet Explorer cannot show the webpage'.
Can anybody help me where I m mistaking....!!!

Hi There,
As mentioned by other experts you WOULD need to have a proper DNS infra, before you could setup TMG as forward proxy.
Also you can check these articles to learn more about setting up TMG for forward proxy.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc441445.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee869543.aspx
Also to isolate the issue, you can try connecting to the same Sites by by-passing TMG, and connecting to Internet directly.

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Hello,
We want to confirm which firewall ports need to be opened on the DPM server (not protected servers) for all DPM processes, so that we can set these rules in group policy. Below are what we
think are the needed rules. Note that we have rules for both new DPM 2012 installs and upgrades from DPM 2010 to 2012, since these use different program paths.
Rule Name
Program Path
Protocol
Local Port
DPM 2012 DCOM Port
Any
TCP
135
DPM 2012 AM Port
Any
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6075
DPM 2012 RTM Agent Coordinator
C:\Windows\Microsoft Data Protection Manager\DPM\ProtectionAgents\AC\4.0.1908.0\dpmac.exe
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DPM 2012 SP1 Agent Coordinator
C:\Windows\Microsoft Data Protection Manager\DPM\ProtectionAgents\AC\4.1.3313.0\dpmac.exe
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DPM 2012 R2 Agent Coordinator
C:\Windows\Microsoft Data Protection Manager\DPM\ProtectionAgents\AC\4.2.1205.0\dpmac.exe
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DPM 2012 AM Service Host (New Install
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\bin\AMSvcHost.exe
Any
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DPM 2012 AM Service Host (Upgrade Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft DPM\DPM\bin\AMSvcHost.exe
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Any
DPM 2012 DPM AM Service (New Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\bin\DPMAMService.exe
Any
Any
DPM 2012 DPM AM Service (Upgrade Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft DPM\DPM\bin\DPMAMService.exe
Any
Any
DPM 2012 MSDPM (New Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\bin\msdpm.exe
Any
Any
DPM 2012 MSDPM (Upgrade Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft DPM\DPM\bin\msdpm.exe
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Any
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%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft System Center 2012\DPM\DPM\bin\DPMRA.exe
Any
Any
DPM 2012 DPMRA (Upgrade Install)
%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft DPM\DPM\bin\DPMRA.exe
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh757794
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Note that we do not include rules for ports 53 (DNS), 88 (Kerberos), 389 (LDAP), 137-139 & 445 (NetBIOS) because we already open these ports in other group policy objects.
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Thanks,
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Does anyone have any comments on this post? We would especially appreciate some input from Microsoft reps to help us ensure we're setting up the correct firewall rules.
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My TMG server cannot connect with Outlook .

I have TMG server connected with proxy server , i have added the record for email and added the IP address for my mail server ( outcoming , incoming ) now i can ping to the mail server but when i configure the outlook still cannot connect to your server
what should i do

Hi
As per the information and details provided by you, to connect the TMG server with Outlook please follow these steps: -
We first need to import the SSL certificate for the site on the TMG firewall. For that, click Start/Run and then type mmc.exe. From the drop
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Enter the password and optionally mark the private key exportable.
Accept the password and optionally mark the private key exportable.
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Exchange Web Client Access Publishing Rule.
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Outlook Web Access.
For demonstration purposes, we are publishing a single CAS server, so we will choose the option to Publish a single web site or load balancer.
Select the option to
Use SSL to connect the published web server or server farm.
Enter the name
of internal web site.
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Public name of the web site.
Create a web listener for the site by selecting New, and then enter a descriptive name for the listener.
Select the option to
Require SSL secure connection with clients.
Select the network to listen for incoming web requests.
Choose Select Certificate and then select the certificate you imported previously.
Select the option to use HTML Form Authentication and Windows to validate credentials.
If required Enable the SSO.
The authentication method used by
TMG must match the authentication method configured on the web site. Since we enabled basic authentication on the web site, we will choose
Basic Authentication here.
If you wish to grant access to OWA only to specific users and /or groups, add them here,. Otherwise, accept the
default All Authenticated Users group.
To confirm operation, click the Test Rule button.
TMG will test the rule and report the success or failure accordingly.
I hope this information will be helpful for you.
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Non-Web Server Publishing Rule for Internal and External

Hi there,
I have a problem with my TMG and publishing SSH for Internal and External users to an internal Server.
Network:
Internal Network
SSH Server, 10.10.10.25
Internal DNS record "ssh.domain.com" pointing to 10.10.10.254
TMG Server, 10.10.10.254/192.168.0.254
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Regards,
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Hi,
According to your description, it seems that request was denied by the TMG rules so the request from the internal users
could not be forwarded to the SSH server. I would appreciate it if you can post the logs to us and the results of running ipconfig/all on the TMG server.
In addition, maybe you can change the firewall policy only from
External and add another firewall policy for the internal user to see if the issue persists.
More information:
Creating and using a server protocol
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netstat -ano | find ":2720" to find out what PID is listening/bound to this socket. You can use Task manager to map the PID to its exe (Task Manager > View > Check PID box > Ok). As soon as you see wspsrv mapping to that
PID, your issue will resolve. If the socket is bound to some other service/exe, get rid of that and restart the ISA Firewall service so that it can take up that port.
The second part of your problem seems to be duplicate IP on your subnet (or a switch with proxy arp). You can check for it using
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/120599 or some further troubleshooting on it.
Regards, Amit Saxena. Keep Walking! Please remember to use “Mark as Answer” or "vote as helpful" on the posts that help you.
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What do i do now?

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I am trying to realise a custom ruleset for the Server System firewall.
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I have tried to introduce rules to the advanced interface in accordance with ipfw, ( or my interpretation of the gui understanding of ipfw but find that some of my rules are unacceptable.
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1. Bend my rulesets to accomodate gui ability.
2. Bypass the gui with sunsheild
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Many thanks.
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In answer to myself....
Having spent a couple of days on this issue i have come to the following conclusions..
~ The firewall gui is better than i thought and allows me to do 90% of what i want to, but does take some getting used to. - especially as i am new to ipfw2
in order to understand what IPfw commands are supported you need to access man ipfw from the terminal.
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~ Writing shell scripts is not the solution (in my opinion).
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The Mac Firewall is very good, but could be yet improved.
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You can also refer below link
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/systemcenter/en-US/e5260e71-1c76-431e-b4a2-fa0b86ba5d8c/configmgr-2012-mp-sql-port-on-firewall-not-open-even-though-it-is?forum=operationsmanagermgmtpacks
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I am facing an issue " Denied connection per minute from one ip address" why this error occur and how to resolve it? is it really harmful for my TMG Server or not??
Error Description:
The number of denied connections from the source IP address 10.0.0.X exceeded the configured limit. This may indicate that the host is infected or is attempting an attack on the Forefront TMG computer.
electrifying

Hi,
this may be a false/positive log record.
First check the services and applications on the effecting machine (NETSTAT -ANO) to see which connections the machine has established or tries to establish.
Check the machine against viruses and spyware.
if you don't find any viruses / spyware or "mysterious" connections, create a connection exception limit in the flood mitigation settings on your TMG Server:
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Hi
I 've create a rule from URL Set . in this I 've put the address
1. *.example.com/*
2. https://www.example.com/*
3. http://example.com/*
but here http://example.com/* is blocked by TMG server 2010 and "https://www.example.com/* " is not blocking.
kindly help me out that how to block particular https website.

Hi,
Did you mean that you cannot block that HTTPS site by using
https://www.example.com? If yes, please try to
include the port in the URL Set to block HTTPS.
If the issue persists, maybe it is due to the client workstation was configured as Secure NAT client and no web proxy configuration, then URL Filtering doesn’t do
HTTPS categorization for Secure NAT requests. You can enable HTTPS inspection or use Web Proxy client, for more detailed information, please refer to the link below:
Unable
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I am having difficulty entering these rules below. I seem to be able to add the "allow" but dont see how to add the blocking. How does one block a a port to an IP or IP range? ALLOW TCP/UDP IN/OUT to 208.67.222.222 or 208.67.220.220 on Port 53 and below it BLOCK TCP/UDP IN/OUT all IP addresses on Port 53 Forcing DNS so it can not be circumvented to OpenDNS parent filter, I dont care if its not supported, I just need to know if it can be done. Any ASSISTANCE, specifically with this firewall setting on this device, in performing this task with this modem is greatly appreciated, color commentary is not. Thank you very much!

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I have purchased and RV320 to replace our SA520W Router. I have 2 SBS servers that are on seperate VLANS.
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SBS1 has internal IP of XX.XX.16.2 on VLAN 1 port 1 on router
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The feature you are looking for is called One-to-One NAT on most of the Cisco SMB routers. You can find it under Setup.
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