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Aaron_Warner_11
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Apr 30, 2013

Issue with Exchange 2010+ federation on BIGIP VE LTM+APM

Environment   Exchange 2010 Org   Published Via TMG 2010     Exchange 2013 Org   Published via BIGIP VE LTM+APM     Outlook anywhere is configured for basic authentication on...
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Aaron_Warner_11
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May 01, 2013
Yea sorry I didn't explain that very well.

 

 

I removed the custom bypass rule from the virtual and then modified the OA_basicauth rule with what you suggested and added that to the virtual. Free/busy didn't work.

 

 

I then readded the custom bypass rule and free/busy started working.

 

 

I then removed the modification to the OA_basicauth rule and it stopped working. Then readded it, it started working.

 

Then removed the custom rule to double check and it stopped working.

 

 

So when both the custom rule and the modified to the OA_basicauth rule are applied to the virtual free/busy works. But if I remove either it will stop working.

 

 

Hence why I'm confused as to why it even works.

 

 

As far as rule order, I have

 

1. Owa_redirect (default rule)

 

2. Bypass rule (custom)

 

3. APM-owa-session irule(deployment guide custom rule)

 

4. mod_APM_ExchangeSupport_OA_BasicAuth (modified rule)

 

5. _apm_combined_pool_irule7 (default rule)

 

6._Select_sso_irule7 (default rule)