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12-13-2011
12:26:PM
So this is the setup... Clustered MAGS running 7.1r5 OS X 10.6.8 File Server (SMB) Windows 2008 R2 Native Domain AD Users VPN Users on OS X Problem: A straightforward file share resource is created on the VPN to an SMB file share on the OS X Server. On the internal network both Kerberos and NTLMV2 can be used successfully by the users on OS X machines. SSO is not enabled on the VPN. When a user clicks on the File Share resource he is presented with another page asking for credentials, entering the correct credentials will not work and the VPN logs the following error. Failed to find Dfs referral on server.fqdn for \server.fqdn\SHARENAMEHERE with error 13. This use to work fine up until the point that the Domain was upgraded to 2008 native. So AD/SMB/signing is a suspect. Has anyone seen anything similar?
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09-02-2011
10:04:AM
We were using a demo VM for testing before purchasing. After we purchased the MAG4610 and installed the latest patches on them it all worked out of the box. So we are all set!
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09-02-2011
10:02:AM
Confirmed. As of iOS 5 beta 6 the Safari crash was fixed, and as of Beta 7 the Junos Pulse application works. I closed my bug reports with Apple.
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08-08-2011
11:26:AM
Does anyone else have an iOS device on iOS 5 beta 5 and is having issues connecting to an SSL VPN 7.0r2 or similar? Problem: Using Safari, navigate to the portal page, enter credentials, Safari crashes. (Portal uses password/certificate auth) Using Junos Pulse, click connect, login page does not display. (Same site as above) Anyone else seeing this? Thanks,
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07-28-2011
08:53:AM
I have tried with and without SSO. The Wikis present their own looks like Java-script based authentication prompt, so even with the Basic authentication SSO policy set the credentials are not passed. Which is really too much of a problem at this point. What bugs me is that the credentials are accepted and the user is logged in, if only for a second. And then booted out. If a wiki is set as unauthenticated to read and authenticated to write, a user can browse fine, log in to edit, and as long as he remains on that page he can write changes, but as soon as he goes to another page he is once again prompted for credentials. I have made sure that the use of persistent cookies is enabled for the realm as well, and I have allowed access to all resources on the host:443/*
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07-28-2011
06:16:AM
I would like to know if anyone has a similar setup working. Juniper SSL VPN (7.0r2) OS X 10.6.7 Wiki Server Web Resource to WIki Server Problem: When a user logs in to an authenticated wiki, his credentials are accepted, you can briefly see on the bottom of the page that he is logged in and then he is logged out and presented with the prompt to authenticate again. The user credentials are fine, this happens with AD, OD and Local users. If Junos Pulse from an iOS device, Network Connect or JSAM are used, the authentication works correctly. This leads me to believe that it's related to the rewriting done when going thru the web portal ie: https://sslvpn.company.com/,DanaInfo+..... I've filed a bug report with Apple, but I'm sure I can't be the only one trying to run this setup.
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