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MeAndMyBIGIP_60
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Jun 29, 2009

Sharepoint Content Editor Webpart dies behind F5

We made the move to put an existing Sharepoint 2007 site behind an LTM 6400 running 10.0.1, and using SSL Offloading.   The move went great, the Application Template made it super-easy... EXCEPT...
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hoolio
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Jul 13, 2009
You might try opening a case with F5 Support. They could help you compare the browser recordings from a successful request with a failing request. You might also be able to enable verbose errors or some kind of debug on Sharepoint to get a better idea of what Sharepoint doesn't like about the requests from IE clients via LTM versus direct.

 

 

Aaron