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You can use Windows Server 2003’s built-in NAT to achieve some of Proxy Server’s and ISA Server’s functionality. If you decide to implement NAT, remember that NAT doesn’t offer the IP packet-filtering capabilities offered by ISA Server. It’s important to use a firewall or Windows 2003’s packet-filtering capabilities in conjunction with NAT.
