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CirrusRequire 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"
10 Replies
- Samir
MVP
How devcentral team knows your password? please check with concern team
Hey Samir - the DevCentral team cannot see user passwords, only help users reset them.
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.
davidy2001Mohamed_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
Virtual server ip is : 10.0.30.100 ? Yes, this is virtual server ip address
PC ip address is: 10.0.30.21
- davidy2001
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
