4 ms·
I think ISA server (a firewall, essentially) required SQL Server, so they tried, they really tried.
by josephcooney 11y ago
I think ISA server (a firewall, essentially) required SQL Server, so they tried, they really tried.
- darkr 11y agoThis is going back a bit, but from memory that was just for "advanced logging", which was enabled on a default install. You could either not configure advanced logging, or you could use a remote SQL server.
- krylon 11y agoExcept that ISA server ran on regular PC/server hardware. There is a big difference between a firewall/proxy and an ethernet switch.