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4 TopicsAPM Portal Access broken links
Hello, I'm having an issue accessing some links of a website when using Portal Access. I tracked down the problem to the fact that the website I'm trying to access to generates "broken" URLs, for example : https://login.incites.thomsonreuters.com?DestApp=IC2&wsid=Z1I4eYdJZKMFpaWeaM1 Please note the missing "/" between the end of the host section and the beginning of the query string. The correct URL should be : https://login.incites.thomsonreuters.com/?DestApp=IC2&wsid=Z1I4eYdJZKMFpaWeaM1 Most of the web browsers I tested detect those and correct them before sending the request. Even, curl does that : $ curl -v "https://login.incites.thomsonreuters.com?DestApp=IC2&wsid=Z1I4eYdJZKMFpaWeaM1" * Rebuilt URL to: https://login.incites.thomsonreuters.com/?DestApp=IC2&wsid=Z1I4eYdJZKMFpaWeaM1 [...] Sadly, The APM HTTP client used for Portal Access requests does not perform that kind of auto correction. When the page is requested, the server responds (rightfully) with an HTTP 400 bad request. Is there any way to make BigIP do this obvious auto correction ? Is there any workaround via un iRule for example ? (sure I can try to contact the website owners, but it will take ages to convince them to correct their code) Any advice ? Youssef GhorbalSolved616Views0likes2CommentsAPM dynamically retrieve last logon computername using LDAP RDP portal access
Dear All, I am looking for a way to migrate a complex Pulsesecure remote access solution, every internal employee has their own RDP connection to access their workstation from home. This way of working they would like to retain. There are lots of local users configured with RDP resources and I am trying to find a more dynamic and manageable approach, so why not search the Active Directory where the user was logged on and use that information (computer name) to automatically setup a RDP connection to their workstation. Does anybody know how to retrieve this information via a LDAP query? And also dynamically setup an RDP connection to the computername? Your ideas are more then welcome.442Views0likes2CommentsAPM - Windows 10 1709 and Portal Access problem.
Hi all! I have an APM (BIG-IP 12.1.2 Build 1.0.271 Hotfix HF1) and users with Windows 10 1709 version and IE 11. Users login into web access (https://myapm.com/) ok, and then when users try to connect to Portal access (in this case Citrix Storefront), the page doesnt charge ever. I have try whit other webs types and the behaviour is the same. Anybody knows some issue whith last versions of w10 or IE11 and Portal Access?. Thanks in advance.325Views0likes1CommentAPM trouble shooting portal access
im wondering if there is a good way to troubleshoot portal access slowness? customer is saying they experience more slowness when going through the webtop. (a little might be expected, of course the trip to the APM takes time, but the say it is in the order of 10 seconds). of course i can pull out tcpdump and start capturing, but with an on-a-stick configuration, https and lots of production traffic that is going to mean a lot of data and a lot of work to match sessions. i checked the web application trace option, but that doesnt seem to log timestamps (shame btw, would be really useful). writing an irule to log requests and responses might be an option, but again quite some work. am i overlooking another option? or will it come down to one of the above (tcpdump / irule)? anyone ever experienced f5 support troubleshooting this, what do they do?233Views0likes1Comment