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CumulonimbusNewbie - Building APM University Module 1 Issues
Hi All,
So I've built a lab to test APM, and i seem to have a issue running up the login page.
So i've got the same visual policy as the example but when i load the page up the URL goes to a logout page with a errorcode=19
http://192.168.XXX.YYY/my.logout.php3?errorcode=19
And the page never shows a login user and password page it goes straight to the below text.
Your session could not be established.
BIG-IP can not find session information in the request. This can happen because your browser restarted after an add-on was installed. If this occurred, click the link below to continue. This can also happen because cookies are disabled in your browser. If so, enable cookies in your browser and start a new session.
The browser can take cookies, so something else isn't quite right!
Any ideas on where i start to debug this please?
Interestingly i blamed the AD creds or config so i found the adtest cli comment, it doesn't like my passwords, and every time it runs it starts the config utility!
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Pete
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PSFletchTheTekHi,
So my first mistake was a copy and paste error copying in the config # statement from the command prompt at the same time as the adtest text. so loading the config util!
Also I found it didn't like ! in my password. I changed this and I do get a success=1 from the output.
but i still get this page, and i can't see any errors in the log.
Pete
At which point do you receive this message? Check for example with fiddler to see if your browser is sending cookies. Look for the MHRSession cookies. What does your policy look like?
mh_f5Nimbostratus
Can this particular error 19 be translated in the localization settings?
Or maybe I could simplify the message, since the end user has nothing to do with it anyway.
So what is the output of the adtest command. It should be something like this:
# adtest -t auth -h "10.23.92.253" -r "example.com" -A Administrator -W xxxxxx -u user1-w secret Test done: total tests: 1, success=1, failure=0 #Also check the /var/log/ltm and /var/log/apm logs.
