Can an IPSec policy be applied to only 1 adapter in a multi-homed server?
(I'm not going for IPSec per se, I want to use this as a poor man's
firewall - but just on a single NIC, not for the entire machine.

Thanks
Blake

I have not tried it, but when you configure the policy, instead of using "my IP
address" for source/destination enter the IP address of the adapter instead. Of
course it would need to be static address, or problems would occur if the
address changed. --- Steve

"Blake" wrote in message news:eJTuIeCHEHA.3700@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Can an IPSec policy be applied to only 1 adapter in a multi-homed server?
> (I'm not going for IPSec per se, I want to use this as a poor man's
> firewall - but just on a single NIC, not for the entire machine.
>
> Thanks
> Blake
>
>

A good idea. I'll try it!

Thanks

Blake
"Steven Umbach" wrote in message
news:VlHcc.201770$_w.1933634@attbi_s53...
> I have not tried it, but when you configure the policy, instead of using
"my IP
> address" for source/destination enter the IP address of the adapter
instead. Of
> course it would need to be static address, or problems would occur if the
> address changed. --- Steve
>
> "Blake" wrote in message
news:eJTuIeCHEHA.3700@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > Can an IPSec policy be applied to only 1 adapter in a multi-homed
server?
> > (I'm not going for IPSec per se, I want to use this as a poor man's
> > firewall - but just on a single NIC, not for the entire machine.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Blake
> >
> >
>
>