| Event Id | 14161 |
| Source | Microsoft Firewall |
| Description | Server publishing rule [My SMTP Publishing Rule] that maps 10.10.10.10 TCP to 192.168.10.10 for protocol [SMTP Server] was applied successfully. This rule previously failed, but now completed successfully. |
| Event Information | According to Microsoft: CAUSE: ISA Server receives IP address change notifications from the operating system (OS) when the dial-up link is brought online. Sometimes, ISA Server may receive notifications before the IP address on the dial-up adapter is bound to the interface. This causes ISA Server to reject the dial-up interface as a valid interface for server publishing. Additionally, ISA Server will miss the next notification (a few milliseconds later) from the OS when a valid IP address is bound to the dial-up adapter. Because ISA Server does not receive this second notification, it does not server publish on the dial-up interface. ISA Server can server publish on the dial-up interface again when it receives a new notification. This event occurs because the first notification that ISA Server receives from the OS, before the valid IP address on the dial-up adapter is bound to the interface, fails. The event does not affect ISA Server. When ISA Server receives the second notification, a few milliseconds later, it can server publish successfully. RESOLUTION: Install ISA Server Service Pack 1 (SP1) before you install the following hotfix.A supported fix is now available from Microsoft, but it is only intended to correct the problem.Apply it only to computers that are experiencing this specific problem.To install the fix, run the self-extracting file. You do not have to restart the computer running ISA Server. If the computer is part of an ISA Server array, you do not have to shut down the whole array; you can still install this fix on a one-by-one basis. |
| Reference Links | FIX: Server Publish May Fail on Dial-up Links |
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