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APM and LTM 1600 for user authentication?
APM isn't really designed to be used for non-transparent forward proxy connections like this.
It would be possible with a medium complexity irule to create the session and do HTTP authentication, then AD authentication based on that, but it would be a fair amount of work and be difficult to support.
APM is generally designed to:
1- VPN
2- Reverse Proxy
3- Selective Client -> Backend TCP port forwarding (like a mini-vpn)
4- activesync / citrix / vmware proxy
5- bolt-on authentication in front of an existing standard web service
- mulhollandm_648Sep 10, 2013
Nimbostratus
thanks for your input i've spoken to f5 and they tell me i can authenticate users ok with the apm i know need to think about how to populate proxy rules using ad - another complication
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