Microsoft ISA Server 5.0.5720

Microsoft ISA Server, also known as Internet Security and Acceleration Server, is a software-based firewall and web proxy server.

Some key features of Microsoft ISA Server include secure firewall protection, web proxy and caching services, VPN gateway functionality, and application layer filtering.

The purpose of Microsoft ISA Server is to provide a secure and controlled network environment by protecting against unauthorized access, securing web application traffic, and enhancing network performance through caching.

Several versions of Microsoft ISA Server were released, including ISA Server 2000, ISA Server 2004, ISA Server 2006, and Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG).

No, Microsoft ended mainstream support for ISA Server in 2010, and extended support ended in 2020. It is recommended to migrate to alternative solutions such as Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) or other firewall appliances.

Yes, Microsoft ISA Server can act as a VPN server to enable secure remote access for clients connecting over the internet.

The system requirements for running Microsoft ISA Server depend on the specific version, but generally include a Windows operating system, CPU, memory, and disk space requirements.

Yes, Microsoft ISA Server can be deployed in virtualized environments using supported virtualization platforms, but it is important to review and ensure the compatibility and performance requirements of the specific version being used.

Yes, Microsoft ISA Server supports content filtering by implementing application layer filtering through features like URL filtering, malware scanning, and protocol inspection.

Yes, Microsoft ISA Server integrates well with Active Directory, allowing administrators to easily enforce access policies based on user accounts, groups, or other Active Directory attributes.