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tim_pearson_938
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Oct 10, 2008

fooling a client and the server

I am trying to get an iPhone to connect to our iNotes server and neither are playing nice. I think I can fool it by using the F5. My issue is that the iNotes server will not accept an IP address as ...
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Oct 10, 2008
Using your example hoolio, works until the inotes server sends me a 302 to mail.domain.com. I am using snats on this since, both the client and the mail server are on the local subnet (not sure it that causes any issues)

 

 

Client --http:// --->F5 ---http://mail.domain.com ---> mail server

 

 

This part works, I get the login page, and can even authenticate with it, then after authentication, the mail server sends a 302 to http://mail.domain.com/someURIinfo.

 

 

It is that 302 response I need to change from mail.domain.com to an

 

 

Hope that helps some