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MMarco_77
Cirrus
CirrusAPM start two session for Office App
Hi, after integrating F5 with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for Sharepoint authentication, I noticed that all content is opened correctly; Word, Wxcel, Powerpoint files are opened correctly in o...
This should work with Edge Browser and enabled persistent cookies only. Browser saves the cookies to disc and the cookie is read by the real application.
Do you followed this article? https://techdocs.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_apm/manuals/product/apm-third-party-integration-13-1-0/14.html
MMarco_77Cirrus
CirrusHi Jurgen,
do you mean this persistence? in fact it is not selected.
I don't know if it can be decisive, because the call made from excel comes without cookies (after all, it's not a browser that makes the call) and therefore it is recognized as a new session and not a subsession of the one made via browser .
It is true that reading the K15387( https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K15387) indicates that
For some deployments of the BIG-IP APM system, as with Microsoft SharePoint, cookie persistence may be required
I do a test...
Thanks for now
/MM
MMarco_77Cirrus
CirrusHi Jurgen,
as I thought, it doesn't work.
The call is made from application excel/word/ppt and not from the browser (from log I see that create a header), therefore it appears without MRH cookies and is recognized as a new session:
Many thanks
/MM
ShakeelRashidNimbostratus
Hello Marco,
Did you ever find a solution for this?
- MMarco_77
Yes, if I remember correctly...after much tshoot I discovered that when opening files such as word,Excel ... they were passed from another VS where apm was enabled and when files were selected in the native app a GET was sent directly from the app and not from the client and/or browser. This was the reason why two sessions were displayed. By removing apm from this VS everything works correctly
If you need more information, I will try to reconstruct better how I solved it/MM