hi everybody,
I have to put up a Tux machine in an Active Directory (windows 2k3 domain), but the first part I need to solve is how to make this machine to go out on internet, using a Microsoft ISA Server as proxy. This is the only way I have to connect to internet, because I don't have access to the router or other "exits" on the Net.

I am using Debian at the moment, but before (just to have a look at how they bheave in such an environment) I tested SUSE and Fedora (which both have some sort of graphical tool to use proxies etc) but with no luck.

Thank you for your help
ConsoleManiac

You can try adding a rule to ISA to allow traffic from the Linux box's ip address so you don't need a username/password, or enable basic authentication on ISA else it defaults to MS proprietary NTLM authentication, I think.

Hi,

thanks for your reply, but it's not the way I can do this. I don't have access to Proxy server, so I can't confgire an exclusion for that LinPC. I neither can enable basic auth (of course, if I cannot access the PC ^__^).

Is there a way to make the Linux Box part of the domain? Or is there another way to make the box able to go out on the Net?

Thank you
ConsoleManiac

Well, you can use Samba to "join" a Windows domain, but I don't think that would solve your problem as you'd still need to auth with the ISA server. I think you need something like this:

http://howtos.linux.com/howtos/Web-B...-HOWTO-4.shtml