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Publishing SharePoint 2010 through ISA Server 2006 SP1
A reverse proxy sits between the user and the farm. Every rule it applies becomes part of the application experience.
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Legacy reverse proxy publishing for SharePoint and the rules that made it work.
These notes document an earlier generation of SharePoint publishing. They remain useful as a record of the security and routing decisions that modern reverse proxies still have to solve.
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Outside reading
Useful references
Keep the current product documentation close when applying advice from an older entry.
- Microsoft Learn: IIS documentation (opens in a new tab)Reference material for web server configuration, authentication and diagnostics.
- Microsoft Learn: Windows Server documentation (opens in a new tab)Current guidance for Windows Server roles, networking, storage and management.
- Microsoft Security blog (opens in a new tab)Microsoft guidance on security research, response and platform protection.
- Microsoft Security Response Center (opens in a new tab)Security advisories, update guidance and vulnerability response information.
- Microsoft Learn: SharePoint documentation (opens in a new tab)The starting point for current SharePoint administration, development and hybrid guidance.
- Microsoft Learn: SharePoint administration (opens in a new tab)Operational guidance for service settings, site management and the modern admin experience.
- Microsoft Learn: SharePoint search (opens in a new tab)Documentation for search architecture, crawling and result management.
- Microsoft Learn: PowerShell documentation (opens in a new tab)Language reference, cmdlet documentation and guidance for repeatable automation.