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Require username and password for virtual server
Hi A host PC try to access virtual server created with http://10.0.30.100. A box window appear like below. I tried to access it with different crendentials, but failed. Anyone can tell which username and password? Thanks
What is the server type behind f5 ?
Maybe this authentication message comes from the backend server which behind f5 and published by "10.0.30.100"
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- Leslie_HubertusRet. Employee
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Hi davidy2001 ,
this prompt doesn’t relate to F5 or virtual servers but your PC operating system (windows/MAC) itself ,
at the same time this usr is wrong "http:10.0.30.100:80" how http and port 80 could exist in same line ,
(http://10.0.30.100 = 10.0.30.80:80 ) I mean that.
> Does this window appear during accessing the virtual server from a browser or what ?
Regards.- davidy2001
Cirrus
Mohamed_Ahmed_Kansoh Thanks. The topology is like this:
user PC -----(10.0.30.100)F5(10.0.20.254)-----node(10.0.20.2)
> Does this window appear during accessing the virtual server from a browser or what ? Yes
user PC access 10.0.30.100 and got the below info. Is this Authentication Required from user PC or node or other?
- davidy2001
Cirrus
Virtual server ip is : 10.0.30.100 ? Yes, this is virtual server ip address
PC ip address is: 10.0.30.21
- davidy2001
Cirrus
Do you ask what kind of node behind f5? it has two devices. One is router, other is win7.
Using credential of router cannot resolve the issue. but
After I disabled the router, that Authentication required box disapper.
You are right. the issue resolved. Thank you!
I got below page. that is because this is win7 without page setting. but still feel weired one router as node cause such strange behavire
Hi davidy2001 ,
Great news bro , I expected that behavior because of a device behind your F5 device.
> I want to say that accessing a routed behind F5 isn’t doable , Router is used to transfer traffic and only you can test " ping icmp " on it through F5.> But if you published web server behind F5 you can access it with using F5 virtual server , and publishing web servers is the most widely deployed with F5 , But F5 does say no to any device behind it and can deal with any type of technologies.
Regards
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