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ASG 8.0 and Small Business Server 2011

How does the licensing of ASG 8.0 get affected if it is not used for DHCP or DNS functionality? I have tried both ASG 8.0 and Threat Management Gateway 2010 in front of Small Business Server 2011 and seem to achieve greater consistency with ASG. For some reason, I have more lost pages appearing with TMG that require a simple refresh to open?

I am not clear however, how ASG would track the limited 50 IP license I get for home usage. SBS 2011 is best installed running it's own DNS and DHCP. It is my preference to do leave it installed this way. I am open to suggestions though.

Jason

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0 dilandau over 14 years ago

Are you using the http proxy? If you are I would check the http proxy logs, should give you more information on why the request was not completed.
I would also check IPS logs (if it is enabled) as it may be blocking the traffic. If it happened on two separate systems it may be a DNS issue, if you are using your ISP dns servers you could try opendns or google dns servers to see if you get better results.

If the http proxy is enabled speedtests will not be accurate because of scanning and caching etc.
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0 dilandau over 14 years ago

Are you using the http proxy? If you are I would check the http proxy logs, should give you more information on why the request was not completed.
I would also check IPS logs (if it is enabled) as it may be blocking the traffic. If it happened on two separate systems it may be a DNS issue, if you are using your ISP dns servers you could try opendns or google dns servers to see if you get better results.

If the http proxy is enabled speedtests will not be accurate because of scanning and caching etc.
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