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Sharepoint 2010 APM working but wierd issue
OK. We have APM running on LTM 11.2
Everything is working fine. Just noticed some strange behaviour
After you log in and get the link to the Sharepoint site, click the link, site comes up. The link points to sharepoint site /directory1/directory2/default.aspx
Now open a new IE window (while the other is still open) and go to the public virtual server https://apm.f5.com and it brings you directly to the sharepoint sites root folder /default.aspx.
This is not a resource that we have defined or that these users are supposed to have access to. Has anyone seen this behaviour or know why it's happening and/or how to keep it from happening. It's reproducable every time and I'm sure others can reproduce this behaviour as well.
Thanks.
- What behavior did you expect? You mention click on the link to the Sharepoint, are you leverage APM Dynamic Webtop to publish Sharepoint? OR can you please better explain the statement "after you login and get a link to the Sharepoint site.."?
- ipman_1988_5418
Nimbostratus
Yes I have a webtop to publish the link to the internal sharepoint site. Once you log in to APM and authenticate to AD you get the webtop with the sharepoint site link. You click on the link and a new window opens up with the sharepoint site. That's fine. - ipman_1988_5418
Nimbostratus
F5 says I have to use ACLs to prevent this from happening. It seems like there should be a way to use an irule perhaps to determine if there is already a session existing when someone hits the APM virtual server and it tries to access that root folder to redirect them to the path we have allowed in the access policy. - MichaelatF5
Employee
Phatboy, Did you set SharePoint up under Portal Access? How did you configure the resource items? Do you have a top level resource item for /*? One issue that you run into with SP is that it always wants to redirect based on what it thinks is best, which isn't always correct.
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