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turn off http --> https autoredirect

by in Pulse Connect Secure
‎02-04-2011 03:20:AM
‎02-04-2011 03:20:AM
we have a very old web-server in our server-VLAN that, for legacy reasons, we can't migrate to our DMZ. what i want to do now is use our SA-4500's IVE to reverse proxy any requests - for improved security over NATing into our server-VLAN. everything works flawlessly and es expected, but i'd really like to turn off the auto-http -> https redirect as its just necessary. is this even possible? thanks, Tom ... View more

Re: how to present an AJAX-intensive page through ...

by in Pulse Connect Secure
‎08-19-2010 11:02:PM
‎08-19-2010 11:02:PM
thank you very much for your reply. from reading the documentation (or rather the lack thereof when it comes to pass-through proxy) it seemed to me like the resources was always available, regardless if somebody signed in before. thanks for clearing that up! ... View more

Re: how to present an AJAX-intensive page through ...

by in Pulse Connect Secure
‎08-18-2010 11:59:PM
‎08-18-2010 11:59:PM
the problem with the Pass Through Proxy is that i lose authentication over the SA. sites presented through the proxy are always accessible, aren't they? i find it rather disappointing that an every-day technology such as AJAX is still a problem for an appliance as expensive as the SA4500 :( after all, this is what they are built for. squid is free and open source and does a better job (transparently) proxying AJAX requests. ... View more

how to present an AJAX-intensive page through the ...

by in Pulse Connect Secure
‎08-18-2010 07:45:AM
‎08-18-2010 07:45:AM
hi guys! so i've got an (in-house built) intranet web site here heavily relying on AJAX requests, which do not allow cross-domain scripting. this page should be presented through a SA4500 to a few selected outside users, and the SA should also do the authentication. which means outside users MUST authenticate against the SA before they get the page in question delivered. every AJAX request through the internal rewrite engine of course fails. we have enough public IPs to assign a dedicated IP just for this page to the SA. also, creating an external A-record named exactly as our internal A-record would be no problem (cross domain issues). are there any best pratctice advises on how to present such a page? moreover, network connect is no option as we need to present this page to thin clients / mobile phones (iPhone Pulse client, anyone? :P) as well. any ideas? thanks, Tom ... View more
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